Mogador Games Club

Built so parents can book their kids into the club's weekly board game sessions at Dar Souiri from their phones, and so the club runs without paper tracking. Members sign up, add their children as sub-profiles, and reserve seats for themselves, their kids, or a guest — each booking is capacity-safe, so an RPG table capped at six can't be oversold. There's a small shop for the brain teasers and figurines made in the workshop, and an admin area to manage sessions, games, prices and photos without a deploy.

Most of the content is statically rendered with hourly revalidation for speed, while bookings and the account area run dynamically — real effort went into keeping that line clean, because a stale schedule or a cached price shown as current is worse than no page at all. The whole thing is an installable PWA: two table tools (a Star Realms authority counter and a Yam's scoresheet) work fully offline, which matters when the venue wifi drops.

The club doubled as a place to build properly — a trusted test harness (440+ end-to-end tests), a two-project Supabase setup so tests never touch live data, and a loyalty system with server-side anti-cheat.