ABOUT THE eGATOR WEBSITE:
- I was the front end developer on a 5 team project from June 2016 - August 2016.
- The project had 5 milestones.
- Language Used: JavaScript, CSS, HTML, php
- Frameworks Used: mini framework, BootStrap
- Environments Used: XAMPP, phpMyAdmin, WampServer
- We used the GitLab repository and mySQL workbench
My Responsibilities:
- I was in charge of the frontend, and making sure everyone is following the UI/UX design.
- I came up with the UI/UX design and the storyboard.
- I did some peer code review.
- I wrote the code for the Wish List Page.
- I created the use cases.
- I was in charge of presenting the eGator website, which was part of the 5th Milestone.
- User is able to browse all the items for sale without logging in.
- In order to save an item in the Wish List, the user must be a registered SFSU student.
- A registered user has the ability to sell their items on eGator.
- The user is able to filter the items by either category, or price range.
- If the registered user wants to buy the item, the user can message the seller when he or she is ready to purchase the item.
SOME eGATOR CODE & DOCUMENTS
The following contains some screenshots of the code & documents that I wrote. If you would like to look at the screenshots of the eGator website, please click here.