Antik Gezgin - Ancient Cities: https://ancientcity.vercel.app/
Antik Gezgin is an interactive web application designed to provide users with immersive information about various ancient cities. The application focuses on presenting
historical and cultural details in a visually appealing and user-friendly manner.
##Features Dynamically displays information about ancient cities like Ephesus, Aphrodisias, Perge, and more. Each city is presented with a unique card showing its image, name, and key historical facts. Flip-card animation to reveal more detailed historical information about each city. Search functionality to find specific ancient cities. Responsive design for optimal viewing on various devices and screen sizes.
##Installation To run this project on your local machine:
Clone or download the repository to your computer. Open the project directory in your terminal. Install the necessary dependencies (if any) via npm install or yarn. Start the application by running npm start or yarn start. Open your web browser and navigate to localhost:3000 (or the port provided in your terminal).
##Usage Upon launching the application, you will be presented with a collection of cards, each representing an ancient city. Hover over a card to flip it and reveal more detailed information about the city. Use the search bar to filter cities based on their names. Click on individual cards to learn more about each ancient city's history and significance.
##Technical Details The application is built using React.js. SCSS is used for styling the components. The information about the ancient cities is stored in a local data file (JavaScript object format). The application utilizes React state management and event handling for interactive features.
##Dependencies React.js SCSS Bootstrap (for basic styling and responsive design)
##Contributing Contributions to this project are welcome. You can contribute by improving the codebase, adding new features, or fixing bugs. Please follow the existing code structure and style guidelines.
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