The above project is A Complex Budget Tracker which is built using the functionality of ReactJS and Voice Capabilities by Speechly. Makes use of graphical representations to visualize the daily expenses effectively and thereby improving the user-experience. Some of the applied concepts include :-
- State Management structure
- Context API
- Local Storage
- Material UI
- Creation of a scalable React folder structure.
- Speechly allows us to level up our user interference with the help of our voice.
- It aims at improving the user-experience by removing the friction from the touch screen experience by bringing in the voice modality. -Speechly helps in completely ditching the keyboard and thus automating the inputs obtained from the user effectively.
**The Project is still being built and is under progress. :)
- Automatic Updation Of Data
- Transaction Successful Creation dialog box portraying successful data entry.
- Automatic updation of Date, Time, via Speechly.
- Local Storage usage - We do retain back the data that was entered during the last use of the application.
- Works well not only as webapp but also on mobile devices.
- Nicely visible charts and an interactive UI.
This project was bootstrapped with Create React App.
In the project directory, you can run:
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