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Mal3abna Online Football Field Booking Platform

Mal3abna is an online football field booking platform that lets players find pitches, pick a time slot, and pay online. It also gives field owners one organized place to list venues, set pricing, and control availability, replacing manual reservations.

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Mal3abna Online Football Field Booking Platform

Case study

  1. The challenge

    Football field businesses often depend on manual reservations, which leads to messy schedules, double bookings, and a frustrating experience for players trying to find an open pitch. The platform had to give owners clear control over pricing, booking times, and availability. It also needed to give users a simple way to browse fields, reserve a slot, and pay online, all within a structure that could grow to many venues.

  2. The approach

    I designed Mal3abna as a two-sided booking platform. Field owners publish venues with pricing, location details, and availability, and users browse listings and detailed field pages before reserving. I built a time slot management and availability control layer to keep booking schedules organized and prevent conflicts, and I connected it to an online payment workflow so reservations could be completed and paid for in one flow. The interface is responsive and the data structure is scalable, so the platform works across devices and supports multiple football venues.

  3. The outcome

    I delivered a complete booking platform that cuts down manual reservation work for football field owners, keeps their schedules organized, and gives players a smoother way to find, book, and pay for pitches online.

Developed Mal3abna, an online football field booking platform designed to help users find, reserve, and pay for football pitches online with a smooth and organized booking experience. The platform allows field owners to display available football grounds, pricing, booking times, location details, and availability, while users can easily browse fields, choose a suitable time slot, complete their reservation, and make online payments. Mal3abna was built to simplify sports venue management by reducing manual reservations, organizing booking schedules, improving customer experience, and supporting online payment workflows for football field businesses. Key features include football field listings, online booking system, time slot management, availability control, online payments, field details pages, user-friendly reservation flow, responsive design, and a scalable structure for managing multiple football venues.
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  • CSS3
  • JavaScript
  • Online Payment Gateway
  • Relational Database

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