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Rawal One

A Digital Front Door for Rawalpindi

Reimagining how residents connect with their city.

Rawal One is an independent civic technology demonstration developed by Tenth Tech. Built around Rawalpindi, Pakistan, it brings resident services, verified public information, transport guidance, and municipal communication workflows into a connected digital experience.

  • Your city. One place.
  • Rawalpindi, Pakistan
  • Independent R&D

Project snapshot

Project type
Resident-facing civic technology platform
Industry
Civic Technology and Digital Government
Location
Rawalpindi, Pakistan
Contribution
Product research, UX/UI design, information architecture, full-stack development, CMS engineering, accessibility implementation, and civic information integration.
Relationship
Tenth Tech In-House R&D
Attribution
Tenth Tech
Current state
Internal R&D / Developed Demonstration Platform

Independent R&D disclosure

A developed demonstration, not an official municipal service.

Rawal One is an independent Tenth Tech research and development demonstration. It is not an official Rawalpindi government service, commissioned municipal platform, government partnership, or operational municipal transaction system.

All administrative workflows and municipal content are demonstration material. The public interface must not be used as an authority for emergencies, live service status, or official transactions.

Product surface

A real interface from the product system.

The supplied screen establishes the product context before the wider system is explained.

Rawal One resident homepage with city service search, everyday tasks, local photography, and the Rawalpindi information menu open.
Resident digital front doorSupplied project screen

One connected civic experience

Resident experience, civic information, and publishing workflows.

Each part of the demonstration has a distinct role, from public discovery to controlled content administration.

01 / Discover

Services organised around resident tasks

Global search, service categories, and direct pathways help people move from a practical need to structured guidance.

02 / Understand

Guidance designed for action

Service pages combine status context, steps, FAQs, related services, and support information without pretending to complete official transactions.

03 / Navigate

Rawalpindi information with visible provenance

Census context, a 34-entry police directory across 11 circles, and the 24-station Metrobus sequence are presented with documented sources and limitations.

04 / Publish

Structured municipal communications CMS

Authenticated workflows support demonstration alerts, notices, PDF documents, city updates, and community events with publication states and protected write access.

05 / Include

Accessibility designed into the experience

Semantic structure, keyboard focus, responsive layouts, browser zoom support, reduced motion, and resident-controlled display preferences follow WCAG 2.2 AA-oriented principles without claiming certification.

Problem and research context

Civic information should begin with what residents need.

Public information can be arranged around departments and administrative structures even when residents arrive with a practical task: understand a service, find an emergency resource, check transport guidance, or locate a public notice.

Rawal One explores a resident-centred alternative for Rawalpindi. It is a product and engineering investigation, not the result of an official government research programme or commissioned municipal transformation.

Resident-first digital experience

A connected path from a question to useful guidance.

The product organises civic content around discoverable tasks and consistent pathways, with local context carried through the interface rather than added as decoration.

  • Organise 16 service guides into a searchable, category-based directory.
  • Connect service steps, FAQs, related services, and support pathways.
  • Bring census context, public safety, hospitals, transport, and shared places into a structured Rawalpindi information hub.
  • Use original diagrams and responsive layouts to make complex civic information easier to scan.
  • Provide accessibility preferences for text size, contrast, link emphasis, and reduced motion.

System architecture

Public information and publishing connected in one product.

The demonstration separates resident discovery, structured civic content, authenticated publishing, and public presentation while keeping each layer understandable.

  1. 01Resident need
  2. 02Search and service discovery
  3. 03Structured civic information
  4. 04Authenticated publishing
  5. 05PostgreSQL and storage policies
  6. 06Accessible public experience

Implementation evidence

Confirmed technologies.

Technology marks appear only where the project stack has been confirmed.

  • React
  • Next.js
  • Supabase
  • PostgreSQL
  • TypeScript
  • Tailwind CSS
  • Supabase Authentication
  • Row-Level Security
  • Supabase Storage
  • SVG route visualisation
  • Privacy-gated GA4 integration

What Tenth Tech demonstrated

One civic experience. Multiple engineering disciplines.

Rawal One demonstrates how product research, civic UX, full-stack engineering, authenticated content administration, public information integration, accessibility-conscious implementation, and deployment preparation can operate as one maintainable application.

The valid outcome is the developed demonstration and the design and engineering evidence it contains. No adoption, service usage, operational government impact, or municipal partnership is claimed.

A privacy-gated Google Analytics 4 integration is implemented, but production activation remains conditional and is not presented as active analytics.

Current state
Internal R&D / Developed Demonstration Platform
Published as
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