Mikyö Dorje

Two surfaces on one base. The public site explains the centre, sells teachings and visits through a four-step booking, takes donations and prayer requests, and never asks anyone to register: your email and an expiring link are your key. Behind it, an admin panel with granular roles runs the day: today’s calendar, check-in, customers and members, finance, invoices, mail, content with versioned changes, and a touch-screen till for volunteers.

• Authorisation is checked twice, in the code and in the database, so a slip in one never exposes data.
• Stripe payments, coupons, member discounts, donation certificates and invoices with the centre’s own series.
• Every content change is versioned, can be undone and can be scheduled for a given hour.
• Light and dark mode, tested contrast, and a design language written down in plain words.

The app the door staff carry. It reads each entry QR, decides at once whether the person may come in, and says it with a big word, a colour, a vibration and a tone. When the network drops it keeps deciding offline, and every reading is written to disk before anyone is told “Vale”. It also runs the roll call in an evacuation and helps in the shop.

• Offline engine: signed QR verified on the device, anti-passback, readings sent later in idempotent batches.
• Two identities: the device, and the person who unlocks it with a PIN. The server decides what each may do.
• Colours and rules come from the website’s own design tokens and contract, generated, never copied by hand.
• Big touch targets, text never under 15 sp, colour always with a word: made for a busy door.