Implementation of the Warsaw-Radom Airport project
Project summary:
We have developed the website using PHP and Vue.
We have integrated the service with external applications that provide data, such as flight information.
We have set up the server infrastructure.
We have secured the website against attacks.
Project objectives
The aim of the work was to prepare the infrastructure for the server and to implement the website based on technologies PHP and Vue. In addition the whole system was integrated with external applications providing data e.g.. information on flights, as well as the security of the service against attacks.
B2C i B2B
We have also created separate B2B and B2C modules, each with its own navigation (menu and footer). The B2B module includes, amongst other things, Press Room events and important information for businesses.
Arrivals and departures
One of the most important features of the Warsaw-Radom Airport website is the arrivals and departures schedule. To ensure that dates and times are updated in real time, we have integrated it with the so-called infLOT.
In-flight service
The management of the airport website is extremely important in terms of its intuitiveness and the speed with which changes can be made. We have introduced features that enable the website’s CMS administrators and users to work efficiently.
Integrations
Integration with InfLot has enabled us to add a dedicated ‘Flight Schedule Map’ module, which retrieves information on specific flights and provides a graphical representation of the flight network. The solution combines data received from the IATA airport with data from the destination airport. The map displays the flight network for the summer and winter seasons, as well as information on flight durations and schedules.
Repeating sections
Thanks to the solutions implemented and the reusable components, the website can be expanded or modified in real time. Additionally, the CMS allows for the quick publication of announcements and alerts.
Here are some of them:
Banner modules that can be published on all pages or on individual pages make it easier to manage the website when time is tight.
Dedicated modules with notification prioritization, i.e., notification bars with different colors and alert messages, such as “Promotional Information.”
The ability to add a hierarchy of headings from H1 to H5 and to describe pages and sections.
Integration of a web application (website) with a mobile app via an API, which enables the transfer of user data, notifications, “My Flights,” login, and data storage in a shared database.
Notification modules that provide flight updates to users’ accounts and are automatically sent to the mobile app via the API.
The “My Flight” module, which allows users to add a selected flight to their account and then track changes and alerts related to that flight.
The Passenger Guide Modules and FAQs?
