Case study / 01 · Systems

Turning a manual process into a workable system.

An internal PHP and MySQL application for equipment requests, reservation visibility, approvals and operational records.

PROJECT AREASystems & workflows
MY WORKRequirements · UI/UX · PHP/MySQL · QA · Documentation
TECHNOLOGIESPHP · MySQL · JavaScript · HTML/CSS · Workflow design

What needed to change.

Employees needed to see when equipment was available before submitting requests. Administrators needed a consistent way to review, track and export records.

From requirements to delivery.

01

Plan the workflow

Defined request stages, roles, status changes and the data structure before development.

02

Build both experiences

Developed employee forms, availability checks, confirmations, and a separate administrative interface.

03

Prepare for operation

Tested date conflicts, status handling and exports; prepared user and administrator guides.

Choices made for actual use.

01

Availability before submission

Make conflicting bookings visible before users invest time in a form.

02

Separate admin workflow

Keep employee tasks simple without removing control from administrators.

03

Documentation is part of delivery

Operational teams should be able to use the system without relying on the developer.

What this work delivered.

A single process for requests, reviews, cancellations, tracking, asset administration and reporting. The public KITAXIS demo uses fictional data and is not the production system.

The linked public demo is an independently prepared example using fictional data.