MrBennySolomon / Ecommerce-Website---Mid-Project

ecommerce Shopping Cart and Digital Courses

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React Responsive Ecommerce Shopping Cart And Digital Courses Web site

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diagram :

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◯ Home Page - the user have navbar, image-gallery and footer.

◯ Login Page - the user need to login with email and password.

◯ Products Page - regular user have products with prices and admin type have also editing options.

◯ Product Page - name, price and bigger image, and a button "add to cart".

◯ Courses Page - regular user have courses with prices and admin type have also editing options.

◯ Course Page - name, price and bigger image, and a button "add to cart", if the user already buy this course, he get course videos screen.

◯ Cart Page - the user have all products and courses he choose to add to cart, with option to increase or decrease the amount.

◯ About Page - about the company descriptive text.

◯ Go Live Page - make live streamming broadcasting from the app.

◯ Coupons Page - coupons and sales very good prices.

◯ Chat Screen - online live chat feature.

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technologies used : react / react-router-dom / useState / useEffect / useRef / useContext / useNavigate / JavaScript / css / html

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live preview at : https://ecommerce-website-mid-project.vercel.app/

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screen-shots:

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Available Scripts

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npm start

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npm test

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npm run build

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npm run eject

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Ecommerce-Website---Mid-Project

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