Inspiration
Health tracker websites / apps like UC Health and Flo
What it does:
- Gives users a place to find contacts
- Looks pleasing to the eye
- Can fill out forms
- Has a basis for the Organizer info
How we built it
- HTML and CSS
- Semi-working Python Code
- JavaScript
Challenges we ran into
- Figuring out how to link our domain to our app on AWS
- Weighing the options between S3 and Rest API
- Getting calendar to work
- General website front-end formatting issues
Accomplishments that we're proud of
- Being able to upload to S3 and being able to pull them using Python
- Most of our team learned to use CSS and HTML for the first time
- How good our website looks (look at those buttons)
- Getting through the whole hackathon
What we learned
- 3 of us learn basic GitHub Concepts (cloning, pushing, pulling) from the 4th member
- Learned about bootstrap (carousel)
- HTML and CSS
- Rest API
- JavaScript
What's next for Health on Track
- Uses a calendar and notification system to remind users of which medications they need to take and when they need to take them.
- Allows organizers to make forms so users can track their own symptoms.
- Makes contact easy between participants and hosts of the trial (a messaging system of sorts).
- Details information of how and where the user can get their medication (address of where it's delivered to, such as a pharmacy, testing center, home, etc.). Authors can choose whether users can edit that info or if it has to stay they same.
