Context

My team was composed of 2 developers, a QA tester, and a graphic designer. We worked to develop a greenfield auction house ticketing platform. The target market was high-demand events. By utilising auction house style sales mechanics it would allow the event organiser to take home the revenue from excess demand that normally would be taken by scalpers, in a way that would be net-neutral for PR due to the sales price being decided by individual customers.

The project was divided into two seperate web services. The customer facing portal, and a client facing admin dashboard.

Customer Portal

I developed an interative canvas based svg map where users could select the section, row, and/or individual seats that users desired to auction towards winning. Users could also enable fallback settings if they were outbid to find them cheaper seating within their budget.

I developed the UX flow for bidding, and setting up payment information. I worked on integrating Stripe as our payment provider. Users set a maximum bid for their selection. User's bids start at the current price plus the minimum increase. When outbid, users would be notified via email and push notifications that their bid had increased.

Admin Dashboard

I developed a number of data-driven graphs and charts, using chartist.js, to display information about the data on ticket sales, and bid information on client's events. I also developed interactive displays for the allocating of seats as available for sale based on pre-existing data from my employer's legacy offerings.

Backend

I co-developed the API driving both the customer and client websites. In addition I would work on schema updates, writing database queries, and running migrations after schema changes.

• PlatformChrome/Firefox/InternetExplorer
• StackAngular, Bootstrap, ASP.NET, C#, MySQL