First, ensure ports 3000 and 3001 are free. Then, clone this repository to your local machine.

Once you are in the project directory...

Run this command to start the proxy server

Then, run this command to start the app up in development mode

You should automatically be able to open up http://localhost:3000 and view the project in the browser

• Set up a working proxy server to avoid CORS errors
• Made API requests to a variety of endpoints
• Integrated typeahead for searching complaints, companies, and zip codes
• Displayed API data in React components
• Created React components
• Used React hooks efficiently to manage state and side effects
• Applied modern, minimalist, and responsive styling to all components
• Provided meaningful feedback to users, such as loading indicators and error messages
• Created and integrated useful TypeScript interfaces which become essentially built in documentation (yay TypeScript!) to provide clarity on structure of data
• Created navigation bar with anchor links
• Using the smooth-scroll package, implemented smooth scrolling when clicking in anchor links and logo in navigation bar

• Created a single main search bar with a dropdown menu for the user to select search criteria
  • Dynamically fetched and displayed complaint details based on the selected search criteria and user input
  • Displayed ComplaintDetails below the search bar based on the selected suggestion or input
  • Incorporated typeahead endpoints into this main search bar, enabling users to click on a suggestion and have that generate all complaints tied to that query
• Fetched to trends endpoint
• Created helpful charts and visualizations using Recharts or Chart.js
• Used more images and animations to make the application more visually appealing
• Further refined and polished UI
• Written unit and integration tests
• Ensured the application was accessible (to those who are color blind, neurodivergent, among other disabilities)