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Public · Live 2021 — 2024·Tech Lead · Senior Developer
DigiPharm
Hebrew SEO link-building marketplace with tiered packages and partner sites.
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The project
DigiPharm is an Israeli (Hebrew, right-to-left) platform for buying backlinks and content to improve SEO, connecting customers with 1,000+ partner sites through tiered one-time and subscription packages. As a full-stack developer at Trezlabs I worked across the Laravel back end and the Vue front end.
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Stack
What I built it with
LaravelInertia.jsVue.jsTailwind CSSMySQL
My role
What I owned
- Built features end to end as tech lead at Trezlabs — the senior resource on the agency's most demanding frontend work — with reusable component libraries that sped delivery across projects.
- Worked on the package catalog and checkout for both one-time and subscription purchases.
- Worked on the partner-site directory and order management.
- Built the right-to-left, Hebrew-language storefront UI.
Architecture
How it's wired
- 01Laravel back end with a Vue front end.
- 02Right-to-left (Hebrew) interface throughout.
- 03MySQL-backed packages, orders, partner sites, and subscriptions.
Hard parts
What was challenging
The decisions worth talking about in an interview.
A right-to-left Hebrew interface end to end
Building the whole storefront right-to-left in Hebrew means layout, typography, and component behaviour all have to mirror correctly — not just translate the copy.
One-time and subscription billing in one catalog
The same packages sell as both one-off purchases and recurring subscriptions, so the order and billing model has to handle both without duplicating the catalog.