A travel app that advises the user where they should travel based on Coronavirus risk recommendations and provides the user with travel accommodation options.
- View number of confirmed cases
- View number of Deaths
- View a map display of color-coded areas highlighting hotspots
- Display US map with color-coded areas that displays case information.
- Button that toggles between US map and World map.
- Clickable locations that displays three random hotel locations and risk levels.
- Book now feature that links the user to Trip Advisor
- Total confirmed deaths
- Total confirmed cases (based on API information provided)
- Highlight countries currently blocking travel
- We created our own parameters of what constitutes being a safe location to travel to
- Hotel information displayed at user’s selected destination
- We used HTML, CSS, JavaScript and Bootstrap to build out the design layout.
- Added a carousel from Bootstrap to have running updates of Covid-19 news.
- Added media queries to add some functionality when a user views the site on various sized devices.
- Added scroll buttons to country and U.S, state listings so the viewer can find their selected locations with ease.
- Styled the background color, added Search button and bar.
- Within the calls we appended the data to those columns
- Added click functions to switch back and forth between the USA and World maps to be able to toggle between the two which will display the results.
- Added a click function (modal) that triggers the modal which displays hotel information to the user at their desired location.
- Appended the hotel info (name price etc.) within the modal for locations in the US and the World.
- Used API calls to:
- Write the total amount of cases by country
- Highlight total death by country
- Track US states confirmed cases
- Illustrate US Death confirmed cases
HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, JavaScript, D3.js, jQuery
COVID-19 Statistics By Axisbits Link
Coronavirus-us-api By Spiderpig86 Link
TripAdvisor API By apidojo Link
COVID-19 News By kotartemiy Link
- Page load time when pulling data from API
- Limited API calls using the TripAdvisor API
- Working around asynchronous functions
- Managing pull requests and Git commits
- Mobile responsiveness
- Interpreting the data between 2 separate API calls
Front End: Anissa Shanks, Anthony Figueroa, Darren Huang
Back End: Edward Reyes, Nick Guimarais