Feedback and Ideas for Improving My Turtle Hatchery Ticket Booking System 🐢

[nimshafernando]

Hi everyone! 👋

I’d love to get some feedback and suggestions for improving a project I worked on recently. It's called the Turtle Hatchery Ticket Booking System, a simple web application for managing ticket bookings for a hatchery visit.

This was my first coding project, and I built it using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It features a ticket booking system where user data is stored in local storage for persistence. The goal was to learn and apply fundamentals like DOM manipulation and client-side storage.

🌟 Current Features
Ticket Booking System: Users can book tickets, and the system saves their bookings locally for later viewing.
Interactive Interface: A clean and simple layout for easy navigation.
Client-Side Storage: The app uses local storage instead of a backend for simplicity.

🛠️ Technologies Used
HTML: Structure of the site.
CSS: Styling for a responsive design.
JavaScript: Core logic for booking management and local storage.

🧠 What I’m Looking For
Feedback on Features: Are there any features you think I should add to improve usability?
Optimization Tips: How can I make the code more efficient or scalable?
Suggestions for Next Steps: Should I consider adding a backend or any other advanced functionality?

I’m excited to hear your thoughts and ideas! Thanks in advance for your feedback. 🙏🐢

[riveenfernando]

Hi! 👋 This is a really cool project, especially for a first coding attempt—great work! 🐢

I have a few suggestions that might enhance the system:

Add a Date Picker: You could include a date selection feature for bookings, so users can choose specific dates for their visit.
Confirmation Messages: Showing a confirmation message after a successful booking would improve the user experience.
Booking Validation: Adding validation (e.g., checking if the user has already booked for the same day) might be a helpful feature.
As for scaling, integrating a backend like Firebase or a simple Node.js server could be a good next step if you’re planning to handle more complex data or multiple users.

Let me know if you’d like help with any of these ideas. Great job again—it’s inspiring to see projects like this! 😊