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I built a booking page for Porta Photobooth a portable photobooth service for events and celebrations based in Jakarta.
The main problem is that because this is a small and new business, the owner only has two booths. Furthermore, all orders and transactions are done via WhatsApp, which results in slow service/message replies and the risk of double bookings on the same day due to human error.
So I created a booking system where users don't need to log in; they only need to select a date, choose the service, pay a deposit, and that's it. Then, from the owner's perspective, they only need to confirm the order and then confirm via WhatsApp.
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