Real Madrid

Managing stadium capacity during maintenance and partial reconstruction is a complex task that requires precise planning and execution. To make this process easier, our team developed a web-only interface in collaboration with the Spanish consultancy Everis. This project was carried out between 2019 and 2020, with the aim of providing a simple and effective solution for managing stadium capacity during maintenance and reconstruction projects.

Our previous successful project with La Liga LFP was instrumental in our collaboration with Everis. This joint proposal allowed us to work together and build a custom application that met all the specific requirements of our client. We were responsible for the entire architecture and development of the application, using Node.js (NestJS) for the backend and Angular for the frontend.

One of the key challenges of the project was the need for dynamic allocation of seats in the stadium. To address this, we used SVG paths, a scalable vector graphics format that allowed us to create dynamic visualisations of the stadium and its seating arrangements. The project included multiple visualisation layers and screens, making it easier for our clients to manage stadium capacity and make informed decisions during the maintenance and reconstruction process.