Contact person: Business Client

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Location: Denpasar, Indonesia

Budget: Recommended by industry experts

Time to start: As soon as possible

Project description:
"I’m looking to launch a modern, minimalistic web application that lets visitors make reservations through a streamlined interface. The core of the build revolves around three features I absolutely need:

• User account management so guests can register, log in, view their booking history, and update personal details.
• Real-time availability checking that instantly reflects open slots as other users book or cancel.
• Payment gateway integration to process secure online transactions right inside the SPA.

Because this is a full-featured reservation platform, I expect a functional prototype end-to-end: responsive layout, smooth page transitions, and clear error handling. Feel free to choose the front-end stack you work fastest with—React, Vue, Angular, or Svelte—so long as the final code is clean, well-documented, and easy for another developer to maintain. A lightweight back-end (Node.js, Laravel, or similar) and a relational database are fine as long as the API endpoints deliver JSON and keep response times low.

Key Sections & User Flow:
The user flow is sequential, guiding the client through a series of choices to build their perfect massage experience.
1. Initial Selection: Relaxation vs. Pain Treatment
The landing page will feature two prominent, visually distinct options for the user to choose from:
Relaxation: A selection for a general, soothing massage experience.
Pain Treatment: A selection for a targeted, therapeutic massage.
2. Pain Treatment Flow
Trigger: This section appears only if the user selects "Pain Treatment."
Feature: A 3D interactive body map of both a male and female figure. Sample: [login to view URL] you can build like this or a bit similar, but function can handle it.
Functionality: The user must be able to select or "point" to the specific area of their body where they would like the treatment. The 3D model should be rotatable and zoomable for precision.
Action: After selecting the area, the user proceeds to the next step.
3. Relaxation Massage Offerings
Trigger: This section appears if the user selects "Relaxation."
Content: Display a curated list of different relaxing massage options.
Details: Each option should have a descriptive title and a brief summary of what the massage entails.
4. Therapist Selection
Feature: A dedicated section to choose a therapist.
Functionality: Display individual therapist profiles with the following details:
High-quality profile picture.
Brief biography and experience.
A clear list of the types of massages they provide.
Client comments and reviews, prominently displayed (e.g., a star rating system and testimonials).
Action: The user selects a therapist to move forward.
5. Music Selection
Feature: A music selection interface.
Integration: The music options should be sourced from Myndstream. The page should incorporate music choices from their platform.
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6. Aromatherapy and Beverage Selection
Feature: An aromatherapy and beverage selection interface.
Integration: The page should highlight our own line of massage oils and aromatherapy products.
Content: A selection of relaxing drinks, such as various teas, should also be available for clients to choose.
7. Availability and Booking Calendar
Feature: A calendar view to select the day and time for the appointment.
Functionality: This feature will show the selected therapist's availability by day and hour. Users should be able to click on an available time slot to book their session.
8. Account
Feature: Login and Register
Functionality: This step of login or registers before client continue to do payment
9. Payment
Feature: A secure payment processing interface.
Functionality: The final step of the booking process will require clients to enter their payment information to confirm and pay for their session

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If you’ve built reservation systems before—or implemented real-time features with sockets or polling—let me know. I’m ready to start immediately and will be available for quick feedback cycles so we keep the project moving." (client-provided description)