Owning the EU-law frontend inside e-Sbírka

Context

e-Sbírka gives the public free access to current and historical Czech legislation and a dedicated EU-law section. Search, document structure, relationships, and large digitized texts make the viewing experience central to the product.

My contribution

• 01Implement the complete EU-law frontend, including its search experiences and legislative-document detail.
• 02Adapt the established digitized-document experience to different EU rendering rules, content structures, and hierarchies.
• 03Implement an externally designed, application-wide visual update that also required structural changes to Angular layouts.

Decisions that shaped the work

• 01Reuse the product's established search and detail patterns while extending them for the distinct structure of EU legislative content.
• 02Prioritize the document viewer during a late redesign push because it is the portal's core user experience.
• 03Diagnose excessive DOM output and synchronous content processing when unusually large documents froze the browser, restoring them to a navigable state.