ArtDeco - Project ( ITI Intensive Code Camp - Graduation Project)

[Who are we ?]

ArtDeco is a promising startup that aims to solve one of the main problems we face when we try to decorate our home, apartment, or even our company. We get frustrated and overwhelmed by the offers, the marketplace, the quality of material, etc. Here comes our part, which is to create a place where the customer can finally fulfill his/her dreams by just picking the best offers made to him/her by the available companies. So, we help the customer to have the luxury and the variety of options to choose from and have a satisfying experience.

[Features]

• 🎣 Create an engaging marketplace in realestate.
• 🗃 Verified customers and companies.
• 🚦 Setting some boundaries and limitations such as Quality Insurance, etc.
• 🚀 Comfortable and attractive Ui&UX for the users.

[Docs]

Frequently viewed docs:

• Project Management Tool
• Powerpoint presentation
• Feasibility study
• Job Proposal
• API Reference
• Outline Demo

[Project]

Frequently viewed docs:

• Art Deco Website - First Release

• Art Deco Website - Demo

[Technologies]

Technologies used:

• Html, JSX
• Css, Bootstrap, Material Ui, Tailwind css
• Javascript, ES6
• React Js and many React libraries(router-dom, axious, toastify, etc..)
• Node js for backend
• No SQL mongo for database
• Postman for API testing
• Service control mainly GitHub
• Package managers (Yarn and Npm)
• Canva for illustrations, animations, and logo design

[Project Structure]

Frontend and Backend repos:

• [Frontend] => (https://github.com/abdallah-emam/clientArtDeco)
• [Backend] => (https://github.com/mostafa3537/ArtDeco-BackEnd)
• [API Reference] => (https://documenter.getpostman.com/view/18880020/UVkvHXu1)

Quick Start (download project packages)

We are using React for our project , you must use [email protected] in order to run this project requirments.

$ yarn install 
```for npm
$ npm install

To run the project, head to both the frontend and the backend file structure and run this commands:

$ yarn start 
```for npm
$ npm start

✨ Pretty easy right?

Contributors ✨

Thanks goes to these wonderful people

Backend:

• [Abdallah Emam] (https://github.com/abdallah-emam)
• [Mostafa Ahmed] (https://github.com/mostafa3537)

Frontend:

• [Raheem Emad] (https://github.com/RaheemAmer)
• [Abdelrahman Ehab] (https://github.com/AbdelrahmanEhab20)
• [Ahmed Abd-Elzaher] (https://github.com/Ahmed-AbdElzaher)
• [Doaa ElDesoki] (https://github.com/DoaaEldesoki)