Inspiration

Numerous websites ask us to fill in our individual data such as name, phone number, e-mail, or address. That data can get leaked effortlessly, which has a few potential risks to our security. If data is spilled and falls into the wrong hands, we might get spam calls and messages. In more dangerous circumstances, individuals can indeed track your location.

What it does

It generates a random user with information including name, age, date of birth, password, email, phone number, and address.

How we built it

We use random user API to generate a random user and HTML CSS to construct a website. Finally, we utilize javascript to put the data from API into the website.

Challenges we ran into

We are not familiar with the interaction between client and server that provide API, so it was hard for us to analyze the data that we receive from the server. We utilize a for loop in javascript to access all the keys in JSON objects and print the result on the website using DOM manipulation.

Accomplishments that we're proud of

We are proud that we have created a friendly interactive user interface that offers clients assistance to prevent information leaks.

What we learned

One of the team members participated virtually, so we learned how to use GitHub to share source codes, create branches to make changes individually, and merge into the main branch after discussion.

What's next for Random User Generator

Our vision for the future of the Random User Generator is to utilize extensions to seamlessly merges into user web browsing experiences and secure user information in the background.

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