We all need simplicity in our lives. That’s where UMEWE comes in! Whether you’re looking to meet a friend, family member, or even a date, UMEWE will find the midway point between two different locations and display a list of 10 restaurants within that radius. You can even further define your search by typing in a specific parameter such as “sushi,” and even sort by cost, distance or popularity.
After adding their inputs and clicking search, the user is presented with a map which displays the list of restaurants located halfway between the two locations. When the user selects one of the restaurant descriptions or “push pinned” map locations, they are shown a modal with a summary of the restaurant information. Hours, ratings and a price range are shown for a quick review. There is also a link to the respective restaurant on Zomato, which provides further detailed information including reviews, photos and a menu.
It’s as simple as that.
This website is run by HTML, CSS, Javascript. With the help of CSS framework, Bulma, UMEWE presents a polished and simple user interface. It is responsive to any screen size and it is easy to use. Columns, tiles, dropdowns, input forms and modals are just a few of the framework’s components and elements integrated. Bulma does not include any JavaScript interaction, so we had to implement that ourselves.
Bing Maps, Zomato, Geocoding
This project was built for UPenn LPS Coding Bootcamp 2020.