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Five projects,
built to be used.

Booking websites for a taxi operator and a fishing charter, a finance business’s website, calculators and client portal, a backend for an early learning provider, and a contacts and campaigns platform. What was built, what the owner can do with it, and where our scope stopped.

01 / WEBSITES & DIGITAL

Diamond Valley Taxi.
Confirmed by SMS.

Diamond Valley Taxi is a taxi operator in Melbourne’s north-east, serving Eltham, Diamond Creek, Greensborough, Hurstbridge and the suburbs around them. We built the website and the booking product behind it. A passenger requests a ride in about a minute, the operator checks driver availability, and the booking is confirmed by SMS with the driver’s name, car and mobile.

Diamond Valley Taxi homepage on a desktop screen: the heading Your local Diamond Valley taxi beside a Book a taxi form with pick-up and destination fields, Now and Schedule options and a Continue button
The same page on a phone: the Book a taxi form with pick-up, destination, Now and Schedule options and a Continue button, above a note that bookings are confirmed by SMS
diamondvalleytaxi.com.au on desktop and mobile.

What we built

  • A request-a-ride flow: pick-up, destination, and now or scheduled. It takes about a minute and needs no account, just a name and mobile number.
  • Driver confirmation by SMS. Once a driver accepts, the passenger gets the driver’s name, car and mobile number.
  • Fare quotes by SMS, with a “Book at this fare” option when the price suits.
  • A private link in the SMS where the passenger can view, change or cancel the booking.
  • Airport transfers with a flight number, and a linked return trip booked in the same request.
  • Scheduled rides, and a choice of standard, executive or maxi vehicle.
  • Landing pages for Eltham, Diamond Creek, Greensborough, Hurstbridge, Doreen, Mernda and six more suburbs.
  • Reviews, FAQs, about, contact, privacy and terms pages. Built on Next.js.

What they can do now

The owner
  • Take ride requests online, day and night, alongside phone bookings.
  • Check driver availability, then confirm the booking by SMS so the passenger knows who is coming.
  • Send a fare quote by text and turn it into a booking when the passenger accepts.
  • Handle change and cancellation requests through the passenger’s booking link as well as by phone.
  • Point local customers to a page for their own suburb.
Passengers
  • Book from a phone in about a minute, without creating an account.
  • Get the driver’s name, car and mobile before the pick-up.
  • Ask for a price first, then book at that fare.
  • Add a flight number to an airport run and book the return at the same time.

Scope

Prosperity St. built the website and the booking product behind it, including the SMS confirmations, fare quotes and suburb pages.

Drivers, fares, dispatch and day-to-day operations stay with Diamond Valley Taxi.

02 / WEBSITES & DIGITAL

Gotta Love Fishing.
Find your trip.

Gotta Love Fishing runs family-owned fishing charters on Port Phillip Bay, departing St Kilda and Werribee. We built the website and the booking request flow behind it. A guest picks a charter, a preferred date and a group size, and the crew confirms the trip.

Gotta Love Fishing homepage on a desktop screen: the heading Good mates. Great fishing. over a photo of guests holding their catch at the marina, with a Find your trip form for charter, preferred date and guests
The same page on a phone: the Good mates. Great fishing. heading over a photo of a guest holding a snapper, with Find a Trip and Call buttons
gotta-love-fishing.vercel.app on desktop and mobile.

What we built

  • A find-your-trip request: charter, preferred date and number of guests, with the date treated as a preference until the crew confirms.
  • A page for each charter (King George whiting, pinkies, calamari and flathead, snapper, and the private boat) with season, duration, group size, inclusions and from-pricing.
  • A what-runs-when calendar that highlights the current month and the charters running in it.
  • A private charter enquiry for groups who want the whole boat.
  • Boat and crew, gallery, gift voucher, scattering-ashes, FAQ, terms and contact pages, plus a link to the business’s Google reviews.
  • Built on Next.js.

What they can do now

The owner
  • Take booking requests online at any hour and confirm each one with the guest.
  • Show which charters run each month, so guests ask for trips that are actually on.
  • Send private groups to their own enquiry rather than the shared-trip form.
Guests
  • Pick a charter and a preferred date from a phone in about a minute.
  • See what is included, how long the trip runs and what to bring before they book.
  • Call or request a trip from a bar that stays on screen on mobile.

Scope

Prosperity St. built the website and the booking request flow, including the charter pages, the seasonal calendar and the enquiry forms.

Charters, pricing, the crew, the boat and the confirmation of every booking stay with Gotta Love Fishing.

03 / WEBSITES, SYSTEMS & PORTAL

Afiyah.
From scenario to settlement.

Afiyah is Aamir’s own finance business, so it is where the Prosperity St. approach was worked out first. The Next.js website takes a visitor from their scenario to an application, with planning calculators along the way, and a client portal and CRM sit behind the login.

Afiyah homepage on a desktop screen: the heading Australia’s Trusted Islamic Finance Specialists beside photos of families, with a list of finance scenarios and a Take the first step button
The same page on a phone: the heading, a two-column list of finance scenarios and a Take the first step button
afiyah.com.au on desktop and mobile.

What we built

  • Scenario-led navigation: first home, refinance, investment property, SMSF property and development finance, each with its own page.
  • Planning tools: a Deposit & Costs Planner, a Rent vs Buy Snapshot and an Equity & Next Purchase Planner.
  • An Apply Now flow and a contact form that captures the visitor’s situation.
  • A client login to the portal at app.afiyah.com.au, with the CRM behind it that the team works from.
  • Guides, governance and who-we-help sections, a newsletter sign-up and a Melbourne contact page.
  • Built on Next.js.

What the business can do now

  • Send each enquiry down the path that fits its scenario instead of through one generic form.
  • Let visitors test their numbers with the planners before they call.
  • Take applications online and keep each client’s file and progress in the portal and CRM.

Scope

Prosperity St.’s work is the website, the calculators, the portal and the CRM. Afiyah’s finance guidance, credit licensing and Shariah governance are its own.

Lending enquiries go to Afiyah directly, under a separate engagement.

04 / SYSTEMS & AUTOMATION

Froliq Early Learning.
A Next.js backend.

Froliq Early Learning runs childcare and kindergarten centres in Werribee and Brunswick. Prosperity St. built a Next.js backend for the business. The public website, enrolment forms and child care subsidy calculator are provided separately.

What we built

A Next.js backend for the business, built and handed over as a scoped project.

Scope

Prosperity St. built the backend. The public website, the enrolment system and the subsidy calculator are run by other providers, and the centres, curriculum and family support stay with Froliq.

05 / SYSTEMS & AUTOMATION

Black Art.
Contacts and campaigns.

Black Art runs its customer contacts and its SMS and email campaigns from one platform, built by Prosperity St. It is a CRM with messaging built in. It also has sign-up forms, an inbox for replies, and the cleanup and import tools that keep a list usable.

PRODUCT TOUR

Nine modules. Choose one to see a sample screen and what it does for the owner.

Sample screens, not client data

MODULE 01 / 09

Dashboard

The first screen after login. It shows the size of the contact list, recent campaigns, new inbound messages and anything waiting on the owner. The state of the list is clear without opening every module.

What we built

  • Dashboard: an overview of the contact list, recent campaigns and what needs attention.
  • Contacts: the single contact list, with search, groups and opt-out status.
  • SMS campaigns and Email: write, send and schedule messages to the whole list or a chosen group.
  • Inbound: replies and enquiries in one inbox, matched to the contact.
  • QR signups: QR-code sign-up forms that add people straight to the list.
  • Cleanup: duplicates, bad data and opt-outs handled in one place.
  • Imports: contacts from spreadsheets and other tools, checked before they are added.
  • Settings: sender details, templates, users and integrations.

What the owner can do now

  • Keep every customer contact in one list, with opt-outs recorded against the person.
  • Send an SMS or email campaign to the whole list or a chosen group, from the same system.
  • Read and answer replies and enquiries in one inbox.
  • Grow the list with a QR code on the counter or on printed material.
  • Import from a spreadsheet and clean up duplicates without a developer.

Scope

Prosperity St. built the platform and its nine modules. Message content, customer consent and campaign decisions remain with Black Art.

The platform is not public, so the screens above are simplified sample layouts drawn for this page rather than screenshots of the live product.

WORKED EXAMPLES

How a project
runs.

Each service page carries an illustrative example: a website rebuild for a local business, a connected enquiry-to-client workflow, and recruitment with managed support. They show how we scope work and what we would measure. They are worked examples, not client results.

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