An email client that makes API calls to send and receive emails. This project is an assignment for CS50 Web Development Course.
User can send and receive mails in the email client using email id. This application is local and does not send real mails rather I built this project to design a responsive front end using JavaScript.
The application is built using Django, Python, JavaScript, HTML, and CSS (with Bootstrap). The project is built as per the specifications given in the course.
This repository contains our implementation of the mail client as part of the CS50 Web Development Course. The goal of this project was to create an email client application that allows users to send and receive emails using email IDs. Please note that this application is for local use only and does not send real emails. It was developed as a way to design a responsive front-end using JavaScript.
The project was built using the Django web framework, Python programming language, and a combination of JavaScript, HTML, and CSS with the Bootstrap framework. The specifications and requirements for this project were provided by the CS50 course.
The technologies and tools used in this project include:
- Django: Python-based web framework used for building the backend of the mail client.
- Python: Programming language used for implementing the business logic and server-side functionality.
- JavaScript: Programming language used for implementing client-side interactivity and dynamic features.
- HTML: Markup language used for structuring the content and elements of the web pages.
- CSS: Stylesheet language used for defining the visual styles and layout of the web pages.
- Bootstrap: Front-end framework used for enhancing the UI/UX and providing responsive design components.
These technologies formed the foundation for creating a responsive and user-friendly mail client application.
Our mail client includes the following key features:
- User Authentication: Users can create an account, log in, and log out to access the features of the application.
- Sending Emails: Users can compose and send emails to recipients using their email IDs.
- Inbox: Users can view their received emails in their inbox and open them to read the contents.
- Sent Emails: Users can view the emails they have sent and check the recipients and contents.
- Archive: Users can archive emails to remove them from the inbox and keep them for future reference.
- Reply and Forward: Users can reply to or forward emails to other recipients.
- User Interface and Styling: The application features a responsive and intuitive user interface with Bootstrap components.
These features were implemented to provide a basic email client experience, allowing users to send, receive, and manage emails within the application.
Contributions to this repository are generally not accepted, as the project was developed as an assignment for the CS50 Web Development Course. However, if you have suggestions, improvements, or bug fixes specific to this project, feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request. Your contributions can help enhance the functionality and user experience of our mail client.
This project is licensed under the MIT License. Please review the license file for more information.