Chapter One Backoffice

Chapter One Backoffice is a web-based backoffice application developed for a fictional bookstore named Chapter One. The system enables administrators to manage core business data, including products, orders, and customers.

The application provides a structured and centralized environment for managing bookstore operations. It allows administrators to perform essential management tasks efficiently, ensuring that all business data remains organized and accessible.

The interface was designed to provide a clear and modern user experience, supporting efficient navigation and data management.

Managing bookstore operations requires handling multiple types of relational data, including products, customer information, and orders. The system needed to provide reliable data storage, retrieval, and modification capabilities.

The objective was to develop a structured backoffice system using PHP and MySQL, ensuring efficient interaction between the frontend interface and the database.

Additionally, the application required a maintainable architecture that separates logic and presentation while supporting scalable data management.

The backoffice system was developed using PHP, enabling dynamic interaction with a MySQL database. MySQL was used to store and manage all application data, ensuring structured and efficient data handling.

An API layer was implemented to manage communication between other applications. The interface was styled using Tailwind CSS, providing a modern and responsive user experience.

DDEV was used to create a local Docker-based development environment, ensuring consistency and reliability during development.

Chapter One Backoffice delivers a functional and structured system for managing bookstore operations. Administrators can efficiently manage products, customers, and orders within a centralized interface.

The project demonstrates the implementation of a full backoffice system using PHP and MySQL, including database integration, API communication, and structured code organization.

The application serves as a complete example of a custom-built backoffice solution using a traditional web development stack.