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HealthServe — Home healthcare in Dubai

A full, functional web app for HealthServe Home Healthcare, converted from the original static hi-fi mockups into a real Next.js 15 (App Router) + TypeScript application. The confirmed brand design system (Healthserve Orange, Life Green, Lato, 8px corners on warm white) is preserved exactly.

Run it

npm install
npm run dev      # http://localhost:3200
npm run build    # production build
npm start        # serve the production build

What's real (not just static screens)

  • Routing — every screen is a real route (/services, /services/[slug], /journal/[slug], /careers/[slug], /cart, /checkout, /order/confirmation, /account, …).
  • Cart — React Context + localStorage. Add services (with variant) or packages, change quantity, remove, live header count. VAT (5%) and promo codes (WELCOME10, HEALTH15) computed live.
  • Checkout — validated guest checkout (name / mobile / address / payment method), creates an order, clears the cart, and routes to a real confirmation with a generated order number.
  • Forms — Contact, Careers apply, Organizations proposal, Help search, and a passwordless OTP login flow (demo code 4242) are all interactive with client-side validation and success states.
  • Data-driven — services, wellness services, packages, journal articles and job listings all come from lib/data.ts; detail pages are generated from that data.

Prices are sample AED values so the cart/checkout math works end to end. Swap the numbers in lib/data.ts for the real price list when it's confirmed.

Structure

app/                 App Router routes (one folder per screen)
components/          Header, Footer, Logo, forms, cart/checkout/service clients
lib/data.ts          All content + the price/data model
lib/cart.tsx         Cart context, order storage
app/globals.css      Brand tokens + component styles (ported from tokens.css + healthserve.css)
legacy-mockups/      The original static HTML mockups, kept for reference

Notes / next steps

  • Payments, OTP and form submissions are front-end simulations — wire them to a backend/ gateway for production.
  • A cart-level promo code is applied on the cart page for display; carrying it through to the charged total would need it stored in cart state.
  • Photography and the logo are placeholders (SVG logo recreation in components/Logo.tsx); swap in the brand PNG and real imagery in public/.

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