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RE: Online Shopping List - Abruptum - Oct 20, 2018
There are allready apps which can do these things lookup "bring!" its allready pretty well build maybe you can see what you can improve.
RE: Online Shopping List - Dragosthethird - Mar 12, 2019
Update: I moved the site to a new host so the website loads faster. I updated the background to a more plain background rather than that shopping cart background. Adding a share function to the site to share lists with other users (No longer have to share account... I still have to add an remove function for the shared list)
Looking for feedback, suggestions, and possible names for a full release.
RE: Online Shopping List - Nachfolger - Mar 13, 2019
I still think this is a cool idea. Mostly because I see practical implementations in my own daily life. Beyond that, I think the background is better than a shopping cart, but I don't think it suites the website well. In fact, I'm not a fan of the website design at all, I think bootstrap is ugly and prefer material design. As for the features, I think it would be cool to go beyond just a list, and make it more interactive and useful.
Some ideas off the top of my head:
-- As you type, autocomplete/suggest products. [Could easily just base the recommendations off of previous items from the DB]
-- When you add a product, an associated image could appear [Eg. https://prnt.sc/mxble7, better design of course)
-- Based on the user location, find lowest prices for items. Something like Shopsavy does.
-- An API (I mentioned this before, doesn't look like it's been added)
Also, in the "Add new item" page, you misspelled quantity.
Nonetheless, it's a neat little project.
RE: Online Shopping List - Dragosthethird - Mar 13, 2019
(Mar 13, 2019 06:52 AM)Nachfolger Wrote: I still think this is a cool idea. Mostly because I see practical implementations in my own daily life. Beyond that, I think the background is better than a shopping cart, but I don't think it suites the website well. In fact, I'm not a fan of the website design at all, I think bootstrap is ugly and prefer material design. As for the features, I think it would be cool to go beyond just a list, and make it more interactive and useful.
Some ideas off the top of my head:
-- As you type, autocomplete/suggest products. [Could easily just base the recommendations off of previous items from the DB]
-- When you add a product, an associated image could appear [Eg. https://prnt.sc/mxble7, better design of course)
-- Based on the user location, find lowest prices for items. Something like Shopsavy does.
-- An API (I mentioned this before, doesn't look like it's been added)
Also, in the "Add new item" page, you misspelled quantity.
Nonetheless, it's a neat little project.
API is a work in progress. I am really just doing this in my free time so progress is slow. I planned on adding pictures and a autocomplete. Ill need to look into finding the best price based on location. I really like that idea. I also fixed the spelling error
RE: Online Shopping List - Dragosthethird - Apr 8, 2019
Added:
--Added access to some of the API (Documentation is at http://dev.windstormmediagroup.com/shopping/api/
--A semi-working Autocomplete when adding items (Currently in the process of adding items to the data base so results may very)
--The Pictures next to the item was added but is currently broken will be fixed soon.
Still need to do:
--Complete Overhaul of design
--Add more to api
--Fetch Local Prices