Roundabout Catering development extended an inherited KPS3 implementation. Duffion’s contribution covered frontend updates, calendar systems and work on the business’s internal diet-delivery algorithm.
Continuing an established site
Roundabout Catering came to Duffion through an inherited KPS3 implementation. My contribution was the subsequent development: updating the frontend, working on calendar systems, and working directly with the internal algorithm used for diet deliveries.
Public presentation and operational logic
The frontend work addressed the site customers saw, while the calendar work supported how information was organized around time. The diet-delivery algorithm added a separate operational dimension to the engagement, extending the work beyond page styling and routine maintenance.
Working within an established system meant keeping its existing context in view. The project required development around the business’s own delivery logic as well as the inherited website presentation.
Clear ownership of the work
The original KPS3 theme remains part of the project’s lineage. This case study credits my frontend, calendar, and diet-delivery development without presenting the original website design as a new Duffion creation.
Five years of custom development, including hand-coded refactors that improved historical Lighthouse scores from 60 to 99 on desktop and 25 to 70 on mobile.
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