https://github.com/IsaacRichardson16
Through the use of APIs, JavaScript, CSS, HTML and various other tools, we have created an application that helps those who wish to travel in a safely in the pandemic. This application allows you to choose a state, and then goes on to display current information about the coronavirus in that state. Then it displays information of that state's parks. This all comes together to create an easy experience for users to plan educated and safe trips. This front-end application is organized by web page (the home page and the about page) and by the assets used to create it (javascript files, stylesheets, and images).
https://abbynf.github.io/covid-travel/
- Select your chosen state from the drop-down list.
- Click the 'search' button.
- The results of the search will be displayed below the drop-down menu and search button.
- To visit the park's website, click the "Visit Park!" link below the picture of the park.
https://covidtracking.com/data/api
https://www.nps.gov/subjects/developer/api-documentation.htm#/
Our team looks forward to adding additional features to the application.
- Add icons to each national park to display ammenities of the park
- Add ability to refine search results
- Paginate results
- Add ability to sort by distance
- Display information about covid-related travel restrictions of the selected state
Why are there repeating images for parks?
- Some parks do not come with images showing the park itself, so we added a placeholder image.
Does the application work on mobile devices?
- Yes. By using UIkit, and developing the application with a focus on mobile devices it works on both mobile devices and browsers.
Where can I find the tools used to make the application?
- Please refer to the APIs-Used and Credits-Sources-Used.