Jul 2024・still working・117 views
DVC Apartments: website, API and back office
Frontend・
Backend
Technologies:
Next.js
Tailwind CSS
Mapbox
Typescript
Shadcn UI
OpenWeather
ItalianWay
MongoDB
Zod
React.js
JWT
Node.js
Express.js
Mongoose
Auth.js
Case study
- My role
- I built the public website, the API and the back office.
- Duration
- Started in July 2024
The problem
DVC Apartments manages dozens of short-term rental apartments across Langhe, Roero and Monferrato. It needed a website in five languages with real availability and a back office to keep the catalogue up to date without going through a developer.
What I did and why
- Three parts, one API: a Next.js site, a versioned Express and MongoDB API, a Next.js back office. What changes in the back office reaches the site through the same endpoints.
- Shareable search: server-side filters with the state in the URL and nearby apartment suggestions computed from coordinates.
- Real availability: Italianway integration for availability and booking, local weather from OpenWeather, a Mapbox map.
Results
- 5 languageson the public site: IT, EN, FR, ES, DE
- 3coordinated parts: website, API and back office
Stack highlights
- Next.js
- Node.js + Express
- MongoDB
- Zod
- Italianway
- Mapbox
Working on something similar? Let's talk.
Get in touchThe DVC team updates apartments, photos and prices from the back office, and the website reads the same data. Visitors filter by area, dates and guests, share a search with a link and see real availability before booking.
What I bring to an agency or a small business from this project
- A website that sells and a back office the client runs on their own, on the same API.
- Integrations with external availability and booking systems.
- A project followed over time, inside an ongoing collaboration with an agency.
Realized for DVC Apartments in collaboration with DVC Consulting
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