I built SkinEase Clinic, a lightweight booking and management system for a small skin & allergy clinic in Uttara, Dhaka.
π¨ The Problem
π΄ Manual booking creates unnecessary phone calls
π΄ Patients struggle to find available slots
π΄ Cancellations and no-shows create empty appointment slots
π΄ Follow-ups can easily be missed
π΄ Video consultations require extra coordination
π‘ The Solution
β« Simple online appointment booking
β« In-Clinic & Video Consultation
β« Fixed availability + custom day/night schedules
β« Waitlist to recover cancelled slots
β« Report upload for video consultations
β« Automated booking & reminder flow
β« Doctor dashboard with today & next-day summaries
β« Appointment queue, follow-ups & no-show tracking
β« Medicine & Test Library for faster consultation workflow
Integrate β Hotel Management SaaS Dashboard | Development & UI/UX Design
Introducing Integrate β a modern Hotel Management SaaS platform designed to simplify hotel operations and improve day-to-day efficiency.
The platform brings essential hotel management workflows into one centralized dashboard, making it easier for hotel teams to manage reservations, room availability, guest information, and operational performance.
What I Worked On:
Full-Stack Web Application Development
Frontend & Backend Development
Hotel Management Dashboard
Reservation & Booking Management
Room Management Interfaces
Analytics & Data Visualization
UI/UX Design
Responsive Web Experience
My goal was to combine functional development with intuitive design to create a seamless and organized hotel management experience.
Role: Full-Stack Developer & UI/UX Designer
Industry: Hospitality & Hotel Management Technology
Building digital products where development meets thoughtful design.
I've been exploring mobile UI design and decided to work on a hotel booking experience.
From browsing available stays to exploring hotel details and keeping track of saved favourites, I wanted to make the experience feel simple and easy to navigate.
Really enjoyed putting this one together. Always fun exploring how small design decisions can make a difference.