Make editorial changes recoverable
Drafts and revisions let editors prepare changes and restore earlier content instead of replacing published material without history.
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Oral health education
Dokita Eleyin
Dokita Eleyin is a client website for oral-health education and outreach. I built the site and its content-management and booking capabilities so the initiative can present educational material and manage updates through its own editorial workflow.
- Role
- Full-Stack Software Engineer · implementation ownership
- Engagement
- Client project
- Timeline
- July–October 2026
- Status
- Deployed demo
(01) The problem
An oral-health initiative needed a way to share educational material and community work beyond clinical settings.
(02) What I worked on
- 01
First-party content management
Built editorial workflows for drafting, publishing, revising, and restoring content, with owner, administrator, and editor access boundaries.
- 02
Concurrency-aware editing
Added revision checks so an older editor view can be detected before it overwrites a newer saved version.
- 03
Booking workflows
Implemented service availability, blackout dates, collision checks, rescheduling, and idempotency controls for booking actions.
- 04
Payment and notification paths
Connected Paystack initialization and verification flows, and persisted submissions before attempting downstream email notifications.
(03) Engineering decisions
Treat booking and payment callbacks as repeatable
Collision checks, idempotency, provider-reference verification, and replay handling keep duplicate requests from being treated as new successful actions.
(04) Delivery & status
Where it stands.
A deployed demo for publishing oral-health education and community information.
- The site is a deployed demo; current production operations and payment-provider behavior have not been established.
- Recorded automated checks used mocked payment providers, so they do not prove live transaction behavior.
(05) Technology
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- Prisma
- PostgreSQL
- Paystack