March 2026 monthly summary for Informasjonsforvaltning frontend work across catalog-frontend and fdk-frontend. The month focused on UI modernization, data-service enhancements, performance improvements, robustness, and security/dependency hygiene. Key business value was delivered through consistent UI components, richer data service details for end users, faster and more responsive interfaces, and reduced maintenance risk through upgraded tooling. Key achievements focus areas: - UI migration to ui-v2 across catalogs with Design System token upgrades, delivering a unified look-and-feel and better accessibility. - Data service details page enhancements for richer info (license, version, costs, keywords, dataset links, contact point URL) with localization and improved layout. - Performance and UX improvements including lazy-loading of dataset previews and improved relation/combobox UX (loading indicators, deduped options). - Robustness and stability fixes during ui-v2 adoption (guarding empty conceptId in filtering, hydration/dialog state fixes) and quality improvements (updated E2E mocks). - Security and tooling upgrades (core dependencies, Next.js/nx/typescript), plus CI adjustments to prevent unintended deployments.

February 2026: Implemented Activity Log page for catalogs with pagination and filtering, controlled by a runtime feature flag for safe rollout. Fixed CostsTable to remove the costs property when the array is empty and added delete-by-index logic to ensure correct removal. These changes improve auditing visibility, data hygiene, and user experience, with minimal deployment risk.

January 2026 performance snapshot: Delivered high-value frontend and data-service improvements across Informasjonsforvaltning/catalog-frontend and fdk-frontend, focusing on data integrity, UX polish, reliability, and maintainability. Key milestones include upgrading Next.js to v16, introducing a version field with validation for data services, comprehensive form enhancements, and reliability fixes that improve user experience and security.