Abdul Hai
Featured project
TITAN CLINIC
Local clinics currently handle patient queues using physical paper tokens or expensive, cloud-dependent software. This leads to misplaced tokens, manual data entry errors, high latency in display updates, and frustrated patients. Furthermore, clinics lack a unified system to instantly track their daily revenue and doctor patient-loads without maintaining separate accounting records Process I approached this project with a 'Business Operations First' mindset. Instead of jumping straight into complex backend setups, I analyzed the core friction points: paper waste, server lag, and manual fee calculations. My process involved designing a premium B2B UI, architecting a zero-backend infrastructure to cut costs, and logically linking patient registration directly with financial analytics so the clinic is managed effortlessly." Results Successfully deployed 'Titan Clinic'—a production-ready, 100% offline-capable queue management prototype. It completely eliminates paper tokens via automated WhatsApp notifications, achieves zero-latency screen updates, and provides clinic administrators with an automated real-time dashboard of their daily revenue and patient volume, all without writing a single line of backend code Reflection While the BroadcastChannel API is perfect for a single-receptionist setup, if I were to scale this for a multi-floor hospital, I would upgrade the sync mechanism to WebSockets or a real-time cloud database (like Firebase) to allow cross-device synchronization. Additionally, I would implement a 'Self-Check-In QR Code' system at the entrance, allowing patients to register via their smartphones and completely bypass the receptionist desk