SEAGULL RESERVATIONS
// the case study
Dinner bookings for a Red Sea resort. Four restaurants, seven languages, zero double-booked tables.
// the numbers
- restaurants, one engine
- 4
- languages served
- 7
- role dashboards
- 4
- double-booked tables
- 0
// the brief
Full reservation platform for Seagull Beach Resort in Hurghada. Guests book tables across four restaurants with live capacity; reception, kitchen, and accounting each get their own dashboard; every booking confirms, cancels, and requests a review by email — automatically.
// the wins
- Four restaurants, one capacity engine — overbooking prevented under concurrent load, and tested for it
- Seven languages: EN, DE, RU, FR, CS, SR, PL
- Role-based dashboards: admin, reception, kitchen, accounting
- Automated email lifecycle: confirmation → secure cancel link → review request
01 // the ops problem
A resort with four themed restaurants and rotating guests needs more than a spreadsheet. Capacity per restaurant per night, main-course choices per guest, upsells billed to the room, staff roles that see exactly what they need.
02 // the flow
Guest books, email confirms with a one-click cancellation token. The night after dinner, a review request goes out with its own secure link. Reception tracks payments, kitchen sees the dietary notes, accounting sees the money.
03 // the hard part
Two guests grabbing the last table at the same second. The backend test suite covers exactly that — concurrent booking races, overbooking prevention, cancellation logic. Production systems earn trust in the edge cases.
// the panels
