Healthcare Industry Project
I build custom applications with Laravel and React, connecting the interface people use to the rules, permissions and data behind it. My work includes project management tools, reporting systems and administration interfaces.
The starting point is the process: what people need to accomplish, which records they need and what happens next. That gives the application a structure that can support both everyday use and future changes.
Permissions and record workflows
For the Epilepsy Deaths Register, I developed the forms and administration system with Laravel, React, TypeScript and Inertia. The questionnaire uses manageable stages, conditional sections and validation, with controls for saving progress and returning later.
The supporting tools let administrators search and filter records, manage users, review reporting status and work with exports. Record states and access rules are handled alongside the form journey.
Handling Complex Workflows
Access control and server-side validation are part of the application structure. Laravel handles backend rules and permissions, while reusable frontend components keep behaviour consistent across a long or branching workflow.
I also build APIs and integrations where systems need to exchange information. TakeTmrw brings together task timers, project reporting, invoicing and optional AI-assisted task creation.
A Modern Frontend
I organise application interfaces into reusable components rather than treating every screen as a separate build. That makes it easier to keep forms, actions and feedback consistent.
The aim is an application that people can use confidently and a codebase that can be developed as requirements change.
