This website was designed to create a Full Stack project as a group. We chose to create a Seaworld itinerary project where users could select rides and add them to their itinerary. We pulled styling insperation from the Seaworld website. We also used the website ride names and images to use in our database.

-Login Page: This page has two forms one for login and one to create a new user. The create user page fetches a route from our backend that allows the user input to be sent to our database.

-Rides Page: This page uses a route to select the ride names and images from our database. In the frontend we then fetch this route and use DOM manipulation to display the information on our page. Here users can add rides to the itinerary page. The rides will be added via an update route.

-Itinerary Page: This page also uses DOM manipulation to display information from our database. Here the users will see the rides they have added to their itinerary and be able to delete them. In order to make the delete function work we needed a delete route on our backend.

• HTML, ElephantSQL, Beekeeper, Javascript, and CSS: Bootstrap, Flex, and Grid To get this up and running, you must install the following: nodemon npm init npm i express dotenv pg-pool pg npm i cors

-Canva.com color scheme named Towering Over can be seen in this project -Seaworld.com was a guide to complete this clone that included ride names and pictures. -ElephantSQL to deploy the database. -Medium.com for the description of the website. -Github.com to merge the group code, then apply it to the main branch. -w3schools.com to adjust the code differences between sequelize and postgres when adapting to ElephantSQL.

How to create a database from scratch How to use ElephantSQL How to pull data from the Backend to the Frontend How to create CRUD with multiple tables of a database How to go from a great layout to an excellent layout in CSS

Medium Article: https://medium.com/@usmc.pnlong/sea-world-itinerary-d24e7cdb50c4