Skip to content

Latest commit

 

History

History
49 lines (28 loc) · 1.83 KB

README.md

File metadata and controls

49 lines (28 loc) · 1.83 KB
Raw

Autocator

This repository contains the code files written to develop the Autocator web application.

Overview of the Product

Everyone agrees that car breakdowns are highly unpredictable. We also agree that they are annoying. They occur at the most random times and at the most random places. Sometimes, you’re lucky enough to find a car mechanic to deal with the fault. Other times, you don’t and would have to end up leaving your car in a strange place. Nobody likes that.

We identified this problem and came up with a solution — Autocator. Autocator is an app where car users can access car mechanics with different specializations, at the tap of a button. Welders, Vulcanizers, Electrical Wiring specialists, General Mechanics, and more!

To understand this problem better, we’ll conduct research to understand the pain points of our potential users and serve them better.

Target Users of the Product

The target users of Autocator are grouped into two categories:

Primary Target Users

  • Car users.
  • Car owners.
  • Auto mechanics.
  • Interested individuals

Secondary Target Users

  • Organizations (E.g. Ride-hailing companies like Uber)

More updates will be added as the product development is coming along.

#DAY2: The Designers created the wire-frame design our webapp. The Front-end developers worked on the Front-End Architecture; we sketched how our webapp will be from the User-Interface to the Server side. TRD:

#Day3-6: The Designers finished all the wireframe designing, they complete all the designs of the landing page and the signup and login page; The Fron front-end developers started working on the landing page, login and login pages using react framework.

challenges:

  1. A bit slow down of work due to The National Election in Nigeria.

#DAY7-8: The frontend started woring on the functionality of the pages.

#DAY9