Project description
We're organizing a wedding and want to stop juggling a spreadsheet and a hand-drawn floor plan every time a guest confirms or drops out. The plan is a widget where each guest shows up as a card that can be dragged onto a table icon to assign a seat, so both of us can rearrange the layout together instead of one person editing rows in a spreadsheet while the other follows along on paper. With well over a hundred invited guests, manual updates have already led to duplicate seats and a table that was quietly double-booked.
On top of the drag-and-drop mechanics, the tool needs to remember who should or shouldn't end up near each other. A few relatives don't get along, a couple of guest groups asked to be seated together, and we'd like a warning if a placement clashes with those notes instead of discovering it at the venue. Just as important is a running count of free seats at every table as cards move around, so we don't overbook one table while leaving another half empty.
We'll provide the guest list, the floor plan with table capacities, and the seating-preference notes; we need someone to wire up the data and configure the interface so it works reliably on both laptop and tablet.
What matters most to us:
— smooth dragging with 100+ guest cards and no lag
— a clear per-table seat counter that updates live
— warnings on seating-preference conflicts
— usable on a tablet for on-site changes
On top of the drag-and-drop mechanics, the tool needs to remember who should or shouldn't end up near each other. A few relatives don't get along, a couple of guest groups asked to be seated together, and we'd like a warning if a placement clashes with those notes instead of discovering it at the venue. Just as important is a running count of free seats at every table as cards move around, so we don't overbook one table while leaving another half empty.
We'll provide the guest list, the floor plan with table capacities, and the seating-preference notes; we need someone to wire up the data and configure the interface so it works reliably on both laptop and tablet.
What matters most to us:
— smooth dragging with 100+ guest cards and no lag
— a clear per-table seat counter that updates live
— warnings on seating-preference conflicts
— usable on a tablet for on-site changes
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