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Community information & services

Laiyolo Baru Village

A village website and content management system built during UGM's community service program in the Selayar Islands.

My role

Full-Stack Developer

Community information & services

Laiyolo Baru Village

01

Village information

02

Content management

03

Supabase data

Application workflow

Application workflow overview
days to build and deploy
50

Completed during the community service placement.

CMS content areas
4

Village news, tourism, local businesses, and gallery.

The work

What I built

During KKN in Laiyolo Baru, I built and deployed a website that gives the village a place to manage and publish local information. The project brings village news, tourism, businesses, and a gallery into an editable site.

  1. 01

    Built and deployed the Next.js and Supabase website within 50 days during UGM's KKN program.

  2. 02

    Implemented a CMS for village news, tourism information, local businesses, and a gallery.

  3. 03

    Integrated a child-growth screening feature that accepts measurement inputs and calculates nutritional status against growth standards.

About these numbers

The delivery period covers development and deployment during KKN. The screening feature calculates indicators from submitted measurements for use in the local health-service workflow.

Inside the workflow

A village website its information can grow with.

During UGM’s KKN placement in the Selayar Islands, I built a website and CMS for Laiyolo Baru. The project covered implementation and deployment within 50 days, bringing local information into an editable public website.

  1. 01

    Organize local information

    Four content areas cover village news, tourism, local businesses, and a gallery.

  2. 02

    Make it editable

    The CMS lets village content be managed through the application, backed by Supabase.

  3. 03

    Publish the website

    Next.js provides the public website. The reported delivery period includes the original deployment during KKN.

Public information with a way to maintain it

News, tourism, local businesses, and a gallery each have a place in the CMS. The public Next.js website and Supabase-backed content management are two parts of the same project. That makes this an example of my full-stack work in a community setting, delivered during the 50-day KKN placement.

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