This project aims to create a playful and interactive web application where users can document and share the most bizarre items they keep in their refrigerators. The platform will allow users to explore and compare lists of quirky fridge contents from others, fostering a sense of fun and community. The expected outcomes include building a space where people can laugh at their own oddities, discover unique habits, and engage in a leaderboard showcasing the strangest items. Ultimately, this project demonstrates a complete workflow of user data management, interaction, and community engagement in a web application.
User Authentication: Secure sign-up, login, and logout functionality for personalized experiences. Personalized Fridge List: Users can maintain their own unique lists of strange fridge items. CRUD Operations: Features to add, edit, or delete items from their fridge list. Explore Mode: Users can browse and laugh at the fridge lists shared by others.
- Frontend:HTML & CSS for layout and design, JavaScript (or React) for interactivity and dynamic content rendering.
- Backend: Node.js with Express.js for server-side logic and API development.
- Database: MongoDB for efficient data storage and retrieval.
- Others: RESTful API integration.
This project was chosen for its balance of simplicity and creativity. It aligns perfectly with the "silly yet meaningful" guideline, ensuring it’s both fun to work on and easy to understand. Building this app will help me develop essential programming skills like authentication, CRUD operations, and database interaction. By working on this, I’ll also gain experience in deploying a fully functional web application. Plus, it’s a project guaranteed to make people laugh—a win-win situation for learning and enjoyment!