Making everyday workflows more reliable for coaches, athletes, parents and academy staff.
Footy Greece was a sports platform built as a multi-application React and .NET ecosystem. I worked remotely on production features and issue investigation from December 2025 to September 2026. The platform has since closed.
This case study summarizes completed work items assigned to me and my CV. The product is no longer available publicly.
The application layers I worked across. This is a workflow overview, rather than a screenshot of the retired product.
Worked on replacing side-panel registration with a dedicated page, consistent login/registration navigation, inline validation and mobile-friendly layout. This brought account creation into the same visual and interaction patterns as the rest of the application.
Resolved chat issues involving conversation-name editing permissions and the availability of other coaches as recipients. These tasks required the interface to reflect who could perform an action and which users belonged in a conversation.
Addressed evaluation values that differed between summary charts and profile views, alongside attendance-list reporting. The goal was to make the same underlying information understandable and consistent wherever it appeared.
Worked on grouping future payments separately in parent views, and taking learners directly to the course they selected. Both changes reduced ambiguity in everyday product use.