Whitefield Hotel

Overview

A hotel's website is often the first impression a guest gets. This project explores what a complete online presence for a full-service hotel looks like: a site that presents the rooms, restaurant, gym, pool and events well, and lets guests act on what they see by booking directly instead of calling.

The problem

Many hotel websites are static brochures. Guests can look at photos, but to check availability, book a room or reserve a table they still have to call or send a message, and the hotel ends up handling those requests across phone calls, chats and paper.

What I built

One website that covers both sides. Guests get pages for rooms, the restaurant, gym, pool, events and a gallery, plus a step-by-step booking flow and restaurant reservations with email confirmation. Hotel staff get an admin dashboard for bookings, rooms, gym, pool and restaurant management, booking and revenue charts, content editing, and role-based access. Supabase handles data and sign-in, Paystack handles payment, and Resend sends the confirmation emails.

My role

Solo: designed the database (rooms, bookings, admin roles), built the guest booking flow (room selection, guest details, payment, confirmation) and restaurant reservations, and built the admin dashboard (analytics charts, content editing, booking, room and user management).

Technical challenges

Making the booking flow behave correctly from start to finish (selection, guest details, payment, confirmation) while keeping every screen usable on sample data before real payment credentials exist, and designing one admin data layer that covers five different parts of the hotel without repeating the same logic for each.

Current status