Case Study: Muslim Eventz
Using Sylius/Symfony and our Marketplace Plugin, we were able to meet the client's expectations by creating a ticketing system tailored to their specific needs.With a vision in mind
Fayyazudin Syed is a man of faith, a man of culture. Keeping his family traditions and transmitting those values to his children has been one of the main priorities in life. After years of assisting events made by and for the Muslim community, he decided it was time to create one place to unite them all.
After some setbacks with previous developments, but never giving up, he contacted Odiseo to start it from scratch and with a timeline in mind. This is how MuslimEventz was born. Instead of having to search through scattered information all over the social networks and the internet, he believed this could be the answer. This was the first step in building an easy, trustful way where the community would find everything they’ve been searching for.
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The solution: A solid and scalable core
There’s a phrase that says if you stand on the shoulders of giants, you’ll go even higher. With many features people already love and choose every single day from sites like Eventbrite, underneath this website lies our very own Custom Marketplace Plugin for ecommerce. It is a core part of development that uses the Sylius framework, which is based in Symfony. Fayyaz was there the whole time to test it, making suggestions and assuring a strong, yet friendly user experience. Our creation was up to the task and has a lot more to offer.
With the geolocation system, right in the homepage you’ll be able to find at the snap of a finger all the events near your city, being them in a specific location or online. Not enough? Just go and explore the map to get a visual.
Organizing an event
This has a few changes that will make it a lot easier while creating events and tickets, thanks to a whole new Ticketing System built by our Team.
In the administrator panel you can take a look at your current events, ticket sales and payment balance. In case you need to create a new event or simply update one, there’s a step by step guide, including the possibility of setting it up as a recurring event, daily, weekly or monthly.