During February 2026, Zakhar Bratslavskyj refactored the banner component in the Tate-T/crips-react repository to use Redux for centralized state management. This work involved migrating banner phrase handling and user interaction logic from local component state to a global Redux store, resulting in more predictable user experiences and easier testing. By leveraging React and JavaScript, Zakhar reduced the risk of edge-case defects related to banner state and established a scalable foundation for future banner configurations. The refactor improved maintainability and set the stage for further enhancements, demonstrating a solid grasp of state management architecture and front end development best practices.