Gigboard

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Gigboard is an app specific for short-term-gigs.

The gig poster is going to be able to log-in, view gigs posted by others, and view gigs posted by themselves.

The gigs will have specific categories or “tags” that will show you what type of work the gig involves (whether it’s bartending, playing music, mechanic work, etc…)

The gig poster is able to specify how many positions they have available for that specific gig

[Future Goals]

Create a gig seeker who will be able to view available gigs

The gig seeker will be able to view gigs in their area, as well as filter them through tags

As the gig seeker “claims” a gig, the available gigs positions will decrease

UX/Stories

• 1 log-in (gig poster)
  • Eventual 2 log-in (gig poster / gig seeker)
• As a gig poster
  • Log-In
  • Post a gig
    • Title
    • Description
      • Start Date & End Date
      • Requirements
    • Pay
    • Tip (yes/no)
    • Tags
      • Categories it fits in to (Service, Entertainment, Sports, Health/Wellness, General, Automotive)
  • Delete a gig
  • Edit a gig
  • Add weather per location
    • Weather API
  • Urgency of the specific position

Tech Stack

• React
• Express
• MongoDB
• Node
• Heroku (deploy)
• Bootstrap

Resources

• WeatherAPI.com
• Blog on React search

Repos

• Frontend - current repo
• Backend API

Wireframes

Gig-Style

If you're interested in contributing, please check out our style guide

Live Site(s)

• Gigboard-B - Ben's Heroku deployment
• Gigboard-K - Kaye's Heroku deployment
• Gigboard-S - Sergio's Heroku deployment
• Gigboard-JC - JC's Heroku deployment
• Gigboard-J - James' Heroku deployment
• Gigboard-H - Hayden's Heroku deployment

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