This front-end web app was designed to help organize competitive ping pong players at a local level. Players create user profiles that will keep track of their game history, schedule, individual player statistics, and rankings (using a real elo formula).
| Technology | Deployment |
|---|---|
| Angular JS | heroku |
| jQuery | |
| HTML | |
| CSS | |
| Sass |
| Parameters | Value | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
| First Name | String | First Name of User | "Roger" |
| Last Name | String | Last Name of User | "Chavez" |
| String | Email of User | "roger.chavez@gmail.com" | |
| D.O.B. | Date | Date of Birth of User | "08/08/1988" |
| Gender | String | Male or Female | "Male" |
| Age | Number | Age of User | 28 |
| wins | Number | Automatically set to 0 when starting a new account | 0 |
| losses | Number | Automatically set to 0 when starting a new account | 0 |
| Elo Rank | Number | Automatically set to 2000 when starting a new account | 2000 |
| Img | Link | A default Img is provided when starting a new account |  |
For our first front end development project, tasks were delegated and roles were identified as a mutual team decision. The plan consisted of getting the core framwork and fuctions working through angular and then constructing a UX minded Font End.
- Ranking page layout and interactivity - Shawn Pridmore
- Header, Footer, and schedule layout and interactivity - Issac Escobar
- Create new Users and profile page layout, interactivity, and elo ranking - Roger Chavez
- First time using Github. We were extra careful doing pull/push requests throughout the project.
- Figuring out how to properly route my pages.
- Properly making my pages reactive and accessing my players data and being able to update it.