Define the actual workflow
Identify customers, employees and admins; define what each person can do. Model availability, cancellations, permissions and system records.
[ DESIGN WITH PURPOSE / BUILD TO LAST ]
LET CUSTOMERS GET SOMETHING DONE.
A portal should make one important recurring task easier: scheduling, checking status, reviewing documents or confirming instructions. We design the public experience separately from the authenticated operational application.
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A booking widget can look finished while double-booking appointments. A portal may expose customer records if permissions are inconsistent. Security and operational truth come before decorative dashboards.
Identify customers, employees and admins; define what each person can do. Model availability, cancellations, permissions and system records.
Ship a minimal working path for reservation or customer status, with clear success, failure and recovery states. Avoid promising integrations before vendor review.
Check double-booking, timezones, expired sessions, email delivery, refunds where applicable, mobile usability and recovery from vendor outages.
Only if existing services do not satisfy essential constraints at reasonable cost. We evaluate buy-versus-build first.
Yes. The marketing pages can be static while protected booking and account operations run in a secure service or application.