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TaskaPermata - A Web App for Day Care Centers

So, to help my mother-in-law, I've participated in a training for day care centers. It's a good experience as well as I have small kids and I learned how to take care of the kids - food, activities, health, etc.

Nonetheless, throughout the training, I tried to think of ways to also help the day care centers. Some of the major problems I found are:

1. Scratches / bruises are a no-no at day cares

There's a huge chance for a day care to be filed a law suit if anything like that happens. But what if the bruises / scratches come from home? How would the day care center prove that?

2. Activities & Milestones

The kids tend to spend more time at day-care. The only time parents would have for the kids would be on the weekends. So it's very important for day-cares to be able to understand and detect if kids are progressing slower than the supposed milestones.

So, after the training, I decided to build a web-app for the day care centers. The current web-app focuses on recording check ins and activities, and keep track of milestone checklists.

One thing I love about building new things are exploring the possibilities of the development. For this specific web-app, I've learned that we can actually plot via javascript. I thought this was cool and I implemented it during the recording of check-in:

    The caretaker would be able to mark bruises / scratches that they found at the kids' body upon           
    receiving the kid from the mom. The mom should also be filling in the same check-in prior to
    sending the kid to the caretaker.

This app users the following technologies:

VB.Net, MVC, MsSQL, jQuery, Javascript, Linq, CSS, HTML, DataTable, API, JSON

The web-app is currently under beta testing at 2 day care centers. Will update with the feedback and more screenshots soon!

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