This project was created for the Community Service TCU-652 called "Migrantes como sujetos políticos" at Universidad de Costa Rica. The team was conformed by 1 History students, 1 Philology students and 2 Computer Science students.

Migrants living in Costa Rica.

The system must have two kind of users:

• The editor can manage posts (create, delete, update, read).
• The admin has the same permissions as an editor and has the ability to add or remove users.

• A website where students and proffesors can post content focused on costarrican migration.
• A post can contain images, videos, links just like any blog post. The dashboard must allow to manage these post, filter and order the posts.
• These post must have a system category for posts. The administrator can create, edit and remove categories. The editors just can use these categories, not modify them.
• The blog page has a search filter to find easier posts about an specific topic and the users have to be able to filter by categories.

A page that contains information about institutions and places related with migration in the country. The info must be shown in ascending order. Additionally, a search filter for the contacts.

It contains information about the webpage purpose.

The project required an original design and it has to be easy to use for the people.

We choose Angular because the facility to reuse code in components, models and services. The code structure that generate automatically is easier than just with HTML, CSS and JS. Also, the observables that were helpful making the dinamic search filter and the category filter, that updates without reload the page.

Additional frontend tools: Boostrap, Angular Material.

For the admin dashboard we choose Strapi. It is a Open source Node.js Headless CMS. It makes very easy to manage the posts, filtered, ordered and allow the editors to have drafts before publising content.

We used a color palleted given by the Community Service Coordinator and we design the prototypes in AdobeXD. We started to code as soon as the design was approved.

• The solution includes: home, blog, about, and directory pages.
• Dark and light mode.
• Search and filter in blog page and directory page.
• Events section in home page.
• Category system.

You must have installed Angular 11.1.2 in your computer.

First, npm i to install node dependencies. Run ng serve for a dev server. Navigate to http://localhost:4200/. The app will automatically reload if you change any of the source files.

Run ng build to build the project. The build artifacts will be stored in the dist/ directory. Use the --prod flag for a production build.