National Park Geek

Our team found very quickly, that our common interest was Hiking, Outdoors Activities and National Parks!! We wanted to make a website where we were able to combine all of those interests into one easy application. We really enjoyed working with each other and really got a long great in building this project.

Our main focus was to build an application that combined all of the needs of the modern-day hiker or park enthusiast.

Authors

Loren Kolstad: Back-End
Adam Jetski: Front-End
Caitlan Jeffrey: Floating

We all took on roles that matched our abilities. Loren was look for a challenge with learning more jQuery and took on the backend! Adam wanted more experience on the front-end since he's interested in front-end development roles. I decided to float on both front and back-end.

Adam worked quickly to give us a navigation bar and

's to place Loren's dynamically built cards from the JavaScript file. I helped clean up front end work as well as kept the code neat and tidy. As we built code, I made sure each section had appropriate comments for sections within the html and js files.

Once Loren finished the dynamically built cards, she jumped in to help guide the front-end on design for the 'Contacts' and 'Weather' sections.

I hooked in the secondary API calls for NPS Images and Weather.

API

National Park Service Parks API: (https://www.nps.gov/subjects/developer/api-documentation.htm) OpenWeatherMap Current Weather Data API: (https://openweathermap.org/current)

Built With

Materialzed - CSS jQuery - Javascript Google Fonts Firebase - Database

Authors

Loren Kolstad: Back-End
Adam Jetski: Front-End
Caitlan Jeffrey: Floating

Acknowledgments

We would like to thank Liam Heckman for making our logo! Austin, Leah and Hoff for helping us with our project!!

Thank you!