GLS - Georgia Library Service

Georgia Library Service (GLS) is a free braille and talking book library service in Atlanta, Georgia for the Blind and Print Disabled.

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Education

Country

USA

Platforms

Web

Georgia Library Service (GLS) is a free braille and talking book library service in Atlanta, Georgia for the Blind and Print Disabled. GLS provides free services for individuals who are blind or whose physical abilities require the use of books and magazines in audio, braille, or other adapted formats. Georgia Library Service (GLS) is a free braille and talking book library service in Atlanta, Georgia for the Blind and Print Disabled. GLS provides free services for individuals who are blind or whose physical abilities require the use of books and magazines in audio, braille, or other adapted formats.

Defining the Problems

The problem before us was that the client needed an app and website that could convert books into audio, while working on this project it was important to keep in mind that the service should be made keeping in mind people with physical disabilities and visual impairments, because He could use it easily. We need to create attractive as well as more accurate and actionable application designs to potentially increase their recurring revenue.

Plan & Solutions

We employed the best-in-class software and cutting-edge technologies to ensure the safety of the Convoy in every manner. We integrated strong security measures with the latest plugins to keep the module secure. To ensure the ease and convenience of the application, we tested the app with real law enforcement officers on the ground before its final launch. In order to figure out the adaptation part of the Convoy digital platform with the existing systems of the agencies, we planned and worked on state-of-the-art techniques with precise execution.

Key Challenges

Since the application is related to the transportation of prisoners, ensuring utmost security was our key concern. We needed to build a system that cannot be hacked in any way. Another priority was to keep the data and information safe and the platform bug-free. Furthermore, we also need to align the integrations of the Convoy website and application so that it works seamlessly with existing systems used by law enforcement.

Project Strategy

Since the application is related to the transportation of prisoners, ensuring utmost security was our key concern.

Phase 1 (Discovery and Planning)

The project started with our experts conducting an in-depth assessment of existing mortgage processes, gathering stakeholder requirements, and developing a comprehensive project roadmap, including KPIs, timelines, resource allocation, and dependencies.

Phase 2 (Design and Prototyping)

In the second phase, we created wireframes and UI/UX mockups for user validation and testing. We also outlined the technical architecture of the mortgage system, selected key technologies, and designed data flow and system components.

Phase 3 (Development)

The development phase consisted of three parts – frontend implementation using React for a responsive, visually appealing interface, backend infrastructure using Node.js and integrating APIs, and database management using MongoDB.