
Janae Edwards developed and delivered four features across artsy/force, artsy/palette-mobile, and artsy/eigen, focusing on frontend and component development using React, React Native, TypeScript, and SVG. She built a digital art medium filter for artwork discovery in artsy/force, updating configurations and tests to ensure platform-wide consistency. In artsy/palette-mobile, she introduced a reusable SVG navigation icon, while in artsy/force she streamlined the UI by removing redundant promotional components. For artsy/eigen, Janae implemented an HTML parser that conditionally renders follow buttons in articles, enhancing editorial engagement. Her work demonstrated thoughtful integration, maintainability, and alignment with evolving product and user experience goals.

July 2025: Implemented H2-driven Follow Button Renderer for articles in artsy/eigen, introducing an HTML parser that extracts relevant H2 links and conditionally renders ArtistFollowButtonQueryRenderer or PartnerFollowButtonQueryRenderer. Added new renderer files, tests, and integration with the existing HTML component. This work enables contextual editorial follow CTAs within articles and supports editorial CTA initiatives, improving engagement opportunities and content monetization.
July 2025: Implemented H2-driven Follow Button Renderer for articles in artsy/eigen, introducing an HTML parser that extracts relevant H2 links and conditionally renders ArtistFollowButtonQueryRenderer or PartnerFollowButtonQueryRenderer. Added new renderer files, tests, and integration with the existing HTML component. This work enables contextual editorial follow CTAs within articles and supports editorial CTA initiatives, improving engagement opportunities and content monetization.
February 2025 monthly summary: Delivered foundational UI components and streamlined UI through focused cleanups across two repositories. In artsy/palette-mobile, introduced ArrowBackIcon, a new SVG icon component for navigation that leverages the existing Icon and Path primitives along with a color management hook. In artsy/force, performed a UI cleanup by removing the FairsPhonePromo component and its import from FairsIndex, eliminating the promotional CTA to download the Artsy iPhone app and reducing page complexity. These changes improve navigation consistency, reduce maintenance overhead, and align with the product’s user experience direction. Technologies and patterns demonstrated include React Native, TypeScript, SVG-based icon components, and commit-driven delivery across repos. Business value delivered includes a cleaner UI, more maintainable codebase, and a clearer monetization/call-to-action strategy.
February 2025 monthly summary: Delivered foundational UI components and streamlined UI through focused cleanups across two repositories. In artsy/palette-mobile, introduced ArrowBackIcon, a new SVG icon component for navigation that leverages the existing Icon and Path primitives along with a color management hook. In artsy/force, performed a UI cleanup by removing the FairsPhonePromo component and its import from FairsIndex, eliminating the promotional CTA to download the Artsy iPhone app and reducing page complexity. These changes improve navigation consistency, reduce maintenance overhead, and align with the product’s user experience direction. Technologies and patterns demonstrated include React Native, TypeScript, SVG-based icon components, and commit-driven delivery across repos. Business value delivered includes a cleaner UI, more maintainable codebase, and a clearer monetization/call-to-action strategy.
December 2024 monthly summary for repository artsy/force focused on delivering a comprehensive new medium-based filtering capability and aligning test coverage and configurations accordingly. The primary feature delivered is Artwork Filtering: Digital Art Medium, enabling Digital Art as a selectable filter across the platform; filter configurations and tests updated to include this new category; validated end-to-end across the artwork grid.
December 2024 monthly summary for repository artsy/force focused on delivering a comprehensive new medium-based filtering capability and aligning test coverage and configurations accordingly. The primary feature delivered is Artwork Filtering: Digital Art Medium, enabling Digital Art as a selectable filter across the platform; filter configurations and tests updated to include this new category; validated end-to-end across the artwork grid.
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