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Full-Stack Ride Booking Platform with Admin Panel & Payments
Developed a full-stack booking platform for water ride experiences including canoe, kayaking, shikkara, and houseboats.
Stack:
Next.js (frontend), Node.js & Express (backend), MongoDB (database), Tailwind CSS (UI)
Problem:
Manual booking processes and third-party dependency make it difficult to manage rides, pricing, and customer flow efficiently.
Solution:
Built a scalable platform with a user-facing booking system and a dedicated admin panel to manage rides, pricing, and bookings.
Key Features:
• Full-stack architecture (Next.js + Node.js + MongoDB)
• Dynamic ride listing and pricing system
• Admin dashboard for managing rides and bookings
• Booking flow with structured user input
• Payment-ready system integration
• Responsive mobile-first UI
Goal:
Provide a scalable booking solution that allows operators to manage their business efficiently while improving user booking experience.
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