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a sample of our code
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a google maps embed to display the users pickup range
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our use of custom emojis on the webpage
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our design team created an aesthetically pleasing leaderboard
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our timeline slide describing our user-flow used in our powerpoint presentation
Inspiration
We say some photos of a canal in birmingham, which inspired us to make a sustainable project based around the water & ducks! We also knew that there was a lot of fly tipping in the area (commonly around these water areas) which made u want to combine these interesting subjects.
What it does
It gives a notification to users that are near to reports of fly tipping, they get points & customisations for collecting the fly tipping
How we built it
we used bootstrap studio to create the front end HTML webpages, then served them using dynamic data from an SQL database using the Django web framework
Challenges we ran into
The user authentication system had to be expanded to include the additional parameters like users phone numbers which are used by Twillio to notify users of fly tipping reports
Accomplishments that we're proud of
Our front end design has cohesive branding and is very accessible to all users
What we learned
We all improved our development skills especially those that started front end development for the first time as a part of this project
What's next for Good-D-uck-Ba-D-uck
The world! Step 3: PROFIT.
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