MortGauge

Inspiration

We wanted to design something that could be beneficial to both the people providing the mortgages and the people receiving them.

What it does

For corporations, the site can take in either a CSV spreadsheet or manually inputted data and generate statistics about approval counts, financial averages, and more. For individuals, they can input their financial information and get detailed descriptions of their readiness for buying a home. If they are predicted to not be approved, they will receive personalized suggestions.

How we built it

We leveraged React, TailwindCSS, Chart.js, and JavaScript to create our site.

Challenges we ran into

We had dependency issues towards the very end, spending most of the last hour trying to find out what went wrong.

Accomplishments that we're proud of

We're freshman, so us finishing a project was an accomplishment and a confidence-boost in and of itself.

What we learned

We learned how to use version control in a live environment as well as a few new web technologies.

What's next for MortGauge

Because it is developed for a highly specific company approval process, we probably won't continue iterating on MortGauge in the future.

Built With

• javascript
• react
• tailwind