Travel Alberta - ATIS
ATIS is a web application developed for destination management operators in Alberta, enabling them to create, manage, and monitor tourism attraction listings. These listings are then delivered to public-facing websites via a dedicated API service created for Travel Alberta. The project was designed to transition from a legacy, unsupported system to a more modern and scalable tech stack. There are three components involved in ATIS: the operator app, the API, and the migration.
ATIS - Operator App
The operator-facing web app allows operators to manage their listings and access relevant reporting and analytics. It integrates with a Sanity CMS instance, which is primarily managed by the contact center at Travel Alberta.
Both the web application and CMS instance leverage the following technologies: Next on Vercel, Typescript, Tailwind, Storybook, Sanity, Sendgrid, Plausible, Jest, and Playwright.
1. Login
2. Create Account
3. Create Account - Email Confirmation
4. Dashboard
5. Create Organization
6. Create Organization - Details
7. Create Organization - Email Confirmation
8. Create Listing
9. Create Listing - Location
10. Create Listing - Media
11. Create Listing - Overview
12. Dashboard - Listings
13. Dashboard - Analytics
ATIS - API
The API provides operator developers with access to listing and organization data related to their business, typically for website development. Built on AWS infrastructure, it supports features such as API key management, rate limiting, throttling, caching, and robust security features like authentication via AWS IAM, encryption with SSL/TLS, and integration with AWS WAF for protection against common web exploits.
Technologies involved here include: Typescript, Lambda, API Gateway, and CloudWatch with SNS Topics.
1. API - Documentation
2. API - Infrastructure Diagram
3. API - Gateway
ATIS - Migration Script
The migration script is a sophisticated in-house tool designed to transition legacy ATIS data (in CSV format) to the new Sanity CMS structure. The process involves mapping relationships between approximately 7,000 listings, 11,000 images, 3,000 users, and 2,000 organizations, while maintaining data integrity. Ensuring accurate taxonomy and data structure mapping, while keeping stakeholders informed of potential risks, was essential for the migration's success. Additionally, a mass email campaign was sent to existing ATIS users, notifying them of the changes and outlining the necessary steps for migrating to the new platform.
Technologies involved here include: Typescript, Nodejs, and Sanity.
1. Migration Email - Claim Your Listings
2. Migration Email - Reminder
3. Migration Email - Support