Cab Booking Portal 
Overview
This is a frontend-only prototype of a Cab Booking Portal built with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It simulates a corporate cab booking system tailored for company and vendor workflows, enabling booking management through multiple stages such as upcoming, ongoing, completed, cancelled, and open market.

The project visualizes the booking lifecycle, driver and vehicle assignment, and vendor acceptance—all with a clean, modern, and responsive user interface over a taxi-themed background image.

Features
Place New Booking: Fill in guest and trip details (pickup/drop-off location, date/time, vehicle type, vendor, etc.) and submit bookings.

Booking Status Tabs: Switch between Upcoming, Ongoing, Completed, Cancelled, and Open Market bookings.

Live Booking Management:

Vendor Accept with modal popup for driver & vehicle assignment.

Cancel booking.

Place booking in Open Market.

Accept Open Market booking and assign driver/vehicle.

Complete ongoing trips.

Search Booking: Real-time search/filter bookings by guest, vendor, vehicle, driver, and more.

Responsive Design: Works well on desktop and smaller screens with stacked table layouts.

Modern UI Styling: Clean, readable form inputs, buttons, and status badges. Soft shadows and rounded containers over a cab-themed background.

In-Memory Data Storage: All booking data is stored temporarily in browser memory. Data resets on page reload.

Technologies Used
Plain HTML5 for structure.

CSS3 for styling and responsive layout.

JavaScript (ES6) for interactivity and state management.

No backend server or database — this is strictly a frontend simulation.

Getting Started
1. Download the project files:
index.html — Main HTML page with booking form and booking dashboard.

style.css — Complete and polished CSS styles.

script.js — JavaScript handling all booking logic and UI updates.

taxi-app-concept-illustration.png (or alternate taxi-themed image for background).

2. Setup
Place all files in the same folder for easy access.

3. Run
Open index.html in your preferred web browser (Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari).

The app will load with all UI and functionality ready to use.

Usage
Place New Booking
Fill the form with trip details and click Book. The booking appears instantly in the Upcoming tab.

Manage Bookings by Status
Click tabs at the top to switch views between Upcoming, Ongoing, Completed, Cancelled, and Open Market bookings.

Booking Actions

Vendor Accept opens a popup to input driver name and vehicle number — moving booking to Ongoing.

Cancel instantly cancels a booking.

Open Market opens booking to be accepted by any vendor.

Accept (Open Market) claims a booking and assigns driver/vehicle.

Complete marks a trip as finished, updating payment status.

Search Bookings
Use the search box to quickly filter bookings by guest, vendor, vehicle, or driver.

Responsive Interface
Resize browser or try on mobile to see the layout adapt gracefully.

Notes
This project is a frontend demonstration and uses in-memory JavaScript data structures to simulate real application workflows.

Booking information will be lost on page reload since no backend or persistent storage is implemented.

For a full production-ready system, you would need backend integration, database persistence, authentication, and real-time communication (e.g., with RabbitMQ).

Future Improvements
Backend integration with Node.js/Express and a database like PostgreSQL.

User authentication and role-based access control.

Real-time vendor-company messaging with RabbitMQ or WebSockets.

Live GPS/map integration.

Invoice generation and download feature.

Advanced filtering and sorting.

Data persistence in local storage or backend.

Credits
Background image (replace or credit the source as appropriate).

Fonts and colors inspired by modern SaaS dashboard designs.

Developed as a capstone prototype by [Your Name].

License
This project is for educational and demonstration purposes.