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Developed a courier management platform with a companion mobile app for managing pickup and drop operations. Users can create pickup/drop requests using an address or latitude/longitude. A pickup can be converted into a drop after completion, supporting flexible delivery workflows.
Key Contributions: Admin panel, mobile app integration, pickup/drop management, location-based requests, address & Lat/Long handling, status tracking, and API development.
Workflow: Pickup → Complete → Convert to Drop → Delivery
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If you're rebuilding a site this year: are you designing for AI search yet, or still just Google?
Appreciate the honesty on the mobile layout shift. Are you fixing it with explicit CSS aspect ratios to push that mobile score back above 90?
Just launched my new portfolio. Light or dark, which one's better? 👇
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