Fitness Club Website
In this project i have build an Fitness Club Website which is a Fitness platform trending now-a-days. This project allowed me to pratice the concepts and techniques learned from React Course and apply them in a concrete project.
This project made me demonstrate my skills by creating an website that will take use of the react concept like links, hyperlinks, displaying the data and making the website animation using css propretiesad adding responsivenes to the website.
In this i have used React.js as fronend part.
Frontend Framework: ReactJS.
State Managemet: Local State.
Routing: React Router.
Styling: CSS.
Backend: Node.
Database: Google Firebase Authentication.
● Users should be able to navigate to Hero, programs, Reasons, Plans, Testimonials, Join, Footer routes using links in Navbar
● Install Node.js
● Install Git --> to deploy project into Github
● npm install --> to install node modules
● npm start --> to view the result
● Open the folder using Git Bash and processed the following commands.
● git init
● git add .
● git status --> to check the files are added or not
● git commit -m "first commit" . --> commit to the repo
● git branch -M main
● git remote add origin main (url)( https://[email protected]/user_name/repo_name.git) --> it is recommended to create a token and add that in place of the token
● git push -u origin main.
Demo
https://fitness-club-narasimhacharithartha.vercel.app/
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