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Problem Statement: Uncertain waiting time for customers, full of customers at a time pressurizes the barber who operates salon.
Solution: Have a scheduled service booking website for the owner and operate accordingly. systemized customer booking and maintenance.
I haven't included voice but the process is understandable.(sorry for that as my microphone is having some issue)
1.Front end demo is how my webpage looks like.
2.admin dashboard where the owner manages all the website form pin to pin.
3. how the booking is done.
for any modifications, advises pls dm me at charanteja130903@gmail.com I'm happy to learn and improve and become better.
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