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On a recent project for a B2B dashboard used by ~5,000 customers, I owned both the UI and API for a bulk-import feature. I started by splitting work into contracts: shape of API payloads, error codes, and UI states, then prioritized API endpoints and mock responses so the front-end team (two engineers) could parallel work. I set up automated contract tests with Pact and ran daily syncs to resolve mismatches within hours. I also introduced feature flags and CI gates; backend merged first with stubbed responses, front-end followed, then we flipped the flag. This reduced integration bugs by 80% and cut delivery time from six to three weeks, while keeping incident rate at zero during rollout.
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