Project
Georgia Tech IMZ Display Platform
The Georgia Tech IMZ Display Platform is a public-facing web platform with more than 10 country-specific views used to present humanitarian information during campus events. A shared JavaScript rendering system reduced duplicated frontend code by 65%, while centralized styling and content management reduced site-wide update time to under five minutes.
Overview
The Georgia Tech IMZ Display Platform presents humanitarian information through reusable country-specific views for campus events.
Problem
The platform needed to support many country views while staying reliable during live events and remaining easy to update as content changed.
Solution
A shared JavaScript rendering system centralizes page generation, styling, and content updates, reducing duplicated frontend code and making site-wide changes faster.
Key Features
- More than 10 country-specific information views
- Support for events with more than 500 concurrent viewers
- Shared JavaScript rendering architecture
- 65% reduction in duplicated frontend code
- More than 60 production releases
- 100% uptime during campus events
What I Learned
- How reusable rendering code keeps static sites maintainable
- How centralizing content and styling reduces event-day update risk
- How deployment automation supports frequent production releases
Future Improvements
- Add stronger content validation before release
- Improve analytics around country-view traffic
- Continue simplifying event update workflows