Wayfarer

Welcome to Project Wayfarer! This is an exciting new endeavor where our client aims to create a travel community platform for users to share their travel tips and experiences from all around the world. Whether you're a seasoned globetrotter or a first-time traveler, Project Wayfarer is designed to be a space where you can discover hidden gems, and share your own travel stories.

Introduction

Project Wayfarer, our code-named travel community, is a web-based platform dedicated to travelers and adventurers. With an emphasis on user-generated content, we provide an opportunity for travelers to:

Share tips, recommendations, and insights about their favorite destinations. Discover new places to explore based on fellow travelers' experiences.

This README document serves as a guide to help you understand the project, get started with development, and contribute to making Project Wayfarer a reality.

Technologies Used

Angular
Typescript
Bootstrap
Git
Github
Visual Studio Code
Vercel Deployment

Features

Project Wayfarer is designed to offer the following key features:

Search and Filter: Easily find posts by location/city.

Responsive Design: Enjoy a seamless experience on desktop and mobile devices.

Project Development Cycle

Client Wireframe

User Stories

Sprint 1: Landing Page

A user should be able to:

Navigate to "/" and see a basic splash page with the name of the website.
See the site-wide header on every page with a link to home page with list of cities.

Sprint 2: HomePage

A user should be able to:

View the "San Francisco" page (at "/cities/1") including:

The site-wide header.
The name of the city.
An iconic photo of the city.

View a list of posts on the San Francisco page:

Sorted by newest first.
With the post titles linked to the individual post "show" pages.

Use the search bar to search through the posts' title and/or content.
Click on the title of one of their posts and be redirected to a "show" page for that post.
View post "show" pages with title, author, and content.