MUVi
MUVi (Virtual University Museum) — a platform for selling 360° virtual tours of the Universidad de Colima museums: purchase, university credit hours and a full CMS.
University art with no display case.
The Universidad de Colima's Cultural Heritage Office looked after valuable collections, but had no way to show them or sell them online.
The bet was immersive 360° tours anyone could buy from home and students could count as cultural credit hours. A museum that never closes.
The 360° tour storefront.
Browse the details of every Universidad de Colima museum.
Explore the tours each museum offers.
Buy the one you like most through MercadoPago.
Enjoy the virtual experience through Kuula.
Browse the details of every Universidad de Colima museum.
Explore the tours each museum offers.
Buy the one you like most through MercadoPago.
Enjoy the virtual experience through Kuula.
Frontend, backend and whatever was missing.
I joined as a frontend developer, but the project asked for more: when the backend endpoints weren't ready, I built them so the delivery wouldn't stall.
The CMS ended up a full management system, with content editing, image uploads and configuration for the Kuula tours.
Public landing
MUVi, the museums and their collections, with the catalogue of available tours, their price and their description.
MercadoPago checkout
Payment integration to buy the tours. Students can trade their access for accredited university hours.
360° Kuula tours
The virtual tours are embedded inside the platform once the purchase goes through.
Internal CMS
A panel to manage museums, exhibitions, tours and content with no technical help, built on Prisma and PostgreSQL.
The back office nobody sees.
Requirements change; the product doesn't.
The product owner changed the requirements throughout the whole project.
I learned not to fall in love with my designs, and to separate what changes — the content and the structure of the sections — from what can't: the CMS architecture and the payment flow.