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Prodigy Courier Services
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WEB PLATFORM

Prodigy Courier Services

End-to-end courier platform for U.S.→Jamaica shipping — public marketing site, customer portal, and staff operations admin on a shared TypeScript monorepo.

CREATIVE DEVELOPER2026
ReactTypeScriptTanStack StartElysiaDesign Systems

CORRIDOR

USA → Jamaica

SURFACES

Marketing · Portal · Admin

STACK

Bun monorepo

SCREENSHOTS

KEY VIEWS FROM THE BUILD

PCS marketing homepage hero — US-to-Jamaica shipping headline with live tracking preview panel
Marketing homepage — gradient PCS brand, glass header, hero tracking preview, and JMD-focused product storytelling.
Customer portal dashboard with shipping address cards, balance stats, and grouped sidebar navigation
Customer portal — time-of-day welcome hero, U.S. air/sea receiving blocks, and Overview / Shipping / Account nav.
Portal package detail with animated lifecycle timeline and status chips
Package detail — spring-animated tracking timeline, charge breakdown, and issue reporting on a shared public + portal component.
Staff admin operations dashboard with queue previews and data tables
Staff admin — package queues, handover checkout, published rates, and warehouse sync for day-to-day ops.
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Overview

Prodigy Courier Services needed more than a brochure site — customers ship from U.S. retailers, track through consolidation and customs, and manage pre-alerts, delivery requests, store orders, and pickup contacts in one place. Staff needed the same truth in an operations console. The product spans a public marketing site (rates, schedule, FAQ, unauthenticated tracking), an authenticated customer portal, a separate staff admin app, and a type-safe Elysia API backed by PostgreSQL.

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Process

Built as a Bun monorepo: TanStack Start + Router for web and admin, shared shadcn/ui primitives in @pcs/ui, and Eden-typed API clients. Visual language stays consistent across surfaces — primary→sky gradient PCS wordmark, blurred color orbs, gradient hairlines instead of hard borders, and glass navigation. Portal UX favors scannable queues (DataTable on desktop, cards on mobile), tinted sidebar sections with Framer Motion active indicators, and lifecycle timelines customers can read at a glance. Server-side: Better Auth, Drizzle, BullMQ workers, Logicware warehouse sync, and transactional email — all kept out of customer-facing copy.

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Outcome

A shipped-product experience for a real courier workflow — transparent JMD pricing from a DB-backed schedule, zone-aware delivery, public and portal tracking on the same timeline component, and staff tooling for charges, handover checkout, and invoice PDFs. The design system and route patterns are reusable across marketing, portal, and admin without sharing app source trees.

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