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VRAD - Denver Travel App

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ABSTRACT:

This is a paired project from Mod 3 at Turing School of Software and Design. We were given a spec detailing a travel app that can be used by logging in with a name, email, and travel type. On login, the app reroutes to a user dashboard that greets the user by name and displays the areas available for booking. If the user clicks on an area, they are redirected to a page that fetches the listings from an API and displays them all with an image. If an individual listing is clicked on, the user is routed to a page displaying more information about that listing. The user can add and remove listings from their favorites, which they can view by selecting the favorites button in the header,

A main learning goal of this project was learning React, including testing with Jest, asynchronous functions/testing, and data handling.

SETUP INSTRUCTIONS:

  • Clone this repo
  • Clone the backend API repo [https://github.com/MandyAlford/VRAD]
  • From your terminal, open each of the above repos.
  • Enter npm start in your command line for each repo.
  • The App should load in your browser.

WIREFRAME:

We are updating our wireframe as we work, so visiting our wireframe on Figma is the best way to see the most up-to-date version. The screenshots below represent the ultimate goal for our app. Certain pages, like the listings page, don't currently match the wireframe. We wanted the wireframe to represent the best UI/UX possible. As our skills improve, we will continue to update the app in an effort to reach this goal.

Login Wireframe Dashboard WireFrame Listings Wireframe Favorites Wireframe

NEXT STEPS:

  1. Adding slideshow galleries on listing cards
  2. Adding icons and styling information display on listing cards
  3. Adding an interactive map feature to view listings in an area
  4. Using localStorage to save favorites for a user
  5. Adding a notification for a listing being added or removed from favorites and button styling to match

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vrad-frontend's Issues

Testing App login always showing login credentials error message regardless of input

In the App test, the error message always shows in terminal debug HTML regardless of valid/invalid input. Everything works as expected in the actual app (on the browser), but this made testing the login functionality impossible. Could you take a look and see if you can figure out what's wrong? I worked on it with Robbie yesterday for about an hour and we couldn't identify the issue.

Favorite button visual indication of click

I think it would be great if our favorite buttons showed the user they've been clicked. (Currently you have to look at the favorites button counter in the header for any indication the listing has been added). A button color change or quick message indicating the listing has been favorited would make for a much better UX. (and prevent multiple clicks from a confused user).

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