reganjanssen / eecs-448-project4

This repository contains a fitness/lifestyle app written in javascript, html, and css.

Project 4: fitX _{by RJCAN}

Group 17 - EECS 448

This program contains a fitness/lifestyle tracking app written in JavaScript, html, and css.

Welcome to fitX!

fitX is the app that lets you accomplish your physical and mental goals. It allows you to keep track of your lifestyle habits all in one place, and has a home page where you can schedule your week.

Features

fitX includes a mood tracker, soreness tracker, water tracker, and nutrition tracker. It also allows you to select workout(s) or write in your own. You can specify whether you want a cardio or strength workout and then can start the workout right on the app! Each page contains a 'Save Day' button where when pressed it uploads the user inputted data to your local storage. This data will then be displayed on the index.html page in the weekly summary section.

File Explainations:

• Documentation: This folder includes all documented artifacts for this project. This includes the GTA approved artifact, time-logging of project, the deployment and maintenance plans, a code review, a test suite, a defect tracker, our integration strategy, and a works cited document.
• HTML: This folder contains all the individual days .html files e.g 'monday.html'
• css: This folder contains the .css files for the app, a style.css for the home page, and a styleday.css for all other days.
• images: This folder contains any images used on the app.
• js: This folder contains the js files used for the app.
• index.html: This file will take you to the home page of the app.
• Project Presentation: This folder contains a link to ourvideo presentation of the project including a description of the features as well as a demo of the application.

User Instructions:

To open the app, download the zip file on the repository. In your downloads folder open the index.html file, this will take you to your preferred web-browser. Once in the web-browser you can simply switch from day-to-day by clicking on the links at the top of the page.

Next Steps:

The current application utilizes local storage which has limited storage capabilites. This causes issues when trying to reload a page with the same data it previously had stored. If this app were to become something that more users wanted then we would need to implement a database or a cloud storage system for the user data.