Bespoke redesign of an in-browser E-POS till system, operating as a single-page application. Originally developed for a restaurant bar, it was customised for use in a fast-paced kiosk environment serving hot drinks and lunchtime meals. The system supports multiple tills and locations, efficiently managing stock control across various sites.

The E-POS system combines the functionality of a physical till with the advantages of a remote-hosted digital solution. It includes features such as modals for special functions (discounts, overrides, email and print receipt history, customer management), and can handle any number of operators, each with their own session on the same device.

Thorough testing ensured accurate processing of key procedures including sum totals, change, tickets, and receipts. The custom admin system integrates with Xero accounting, provides inventory control, and generates various sales reports.

I worked with the client to create a bespoke blogging site tailored for a published author and media article writer.

The site features a robust blog post comments database architecture and stylishly organises topics into genres with a sleek presentation that emphasises typography, aligning with the writer's area of expertise. Content is organised into Reviews and Articles, with subcategories for detailed navigation.

CSS flexbox was utilised to achieve a masonry layout for the category list items. Leaflet map markers are activated and made visible through user interaction on the web page.

The custom theme is built using Bootstrap's grid system to ensure responsive design across devices. The site is powered by a bespoke CMS, which includes functionality for managing map place markers and an interface for adding and replying to post comments.

Custom-built front-end and back-end CMS developed to deliver a tailored user experience with streamlined content management.

The site emphasises a minimal yet strong visual design, with a focus on showcasing work through an easy-to-navigate Series and Episodes relational database architecture.