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Headline: Building the Future of Transit SaaS with Laravel 11 & Next.js 🚀
I’ve always believed that the best way to master a tech stack is by solving real-world problems. Currently, I’m building Elit Express—a comprehensive Fleet Management & Booking System designed to digitize regional transport.
Managing diverse vehicle types—from 40-seat buses to 14-seat Hiace microbuses—while ensuring real-time synchronization is a challenge I’m tackling with a robust, scalable architecture.
Tech Stack Highlights: 🛠 Backend: Laravel 11 (Clean architecture, Service Layers, and high performance). 🎨 Frontend: Next.js for a lightning-fast, SEO-friendly user experience. ⚡ Logic: Optimized JavaScript & jQuery for seamless real-time dashboard interactions. 🗄 Database: MySQL (Relational mapping for complex routes, seats, and bookings).
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We at IZUM turned this concept into a live website.
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this is genius, SO inspiring. literally the post i'm sending to a friend who dabbles with code to encourage her to join the platform here. i love when genuine creativity spurs breaking boundaries this way.
Just wrapped up the Webflow development for Culture Exchange.
A fun build with oversized type, unexpected layouts, and plenty of details that needed to work smoothly across every screen.
• Full Webflow development
• Responsive implementation
• CMS structure
• Custom interactions and animations
• Final polish and QA
Design provided by the client. Built by me in Webflow.
I ran into a frustrating one recently while building a hero section for an agency project.
The design called for a transparent background video. Looked perfect on Chrome. Clean, crisp, exactly what the designer intended.
Then I checked it on iOS Safari. Massive black box. The entire transparent video just rendered as a solid black rectangle.
I tried exporting different WebM encodings. Tried fallback background colours. Tried CSS mix-blend-mode hacks. Even checked if it was a strict iOS autoplay restriction. Nothing worked.
Turns out Safari flat out refuses to support WebM alpha channels. For transparent video on Apple devices, it demands HEVC encoding with an alpha channel, served in a QuickTime container.
Re-encoded the video, added it as a fallback source alongside the WebM, and it worked immediately.
This is exactly the kind of cross-browser issue that looks trivial until it blocks the whole visual concept. Sharing the Safari-specific failure mode and workaround would make a very useful technical follow-up.