- This application serves as an alternative to the publicly available Spotify player. As part of a bootcamp project at the University fo Toronto, our team of six has created a fully functioning web player using Spotify's API. Instructions on use is as follows:
- Upon loading the application, the user will be greeted with a sign-up page where you may create a unique username & password.
- The user may sign in with their unique credentials and reach the homepage.
- On the left-hand side, the user may proceed to one of three options: 1) Search for an Artist: 2) Search for a Song: 3) Search for an Album:
- User will be prompted with the most popular hit on Spotify given their input in each respective search input bar and the user will be presented with an option to "Add" to their own personal playlist.
- All items added by the user will appear on the "music" tab on the left-hand side of the application below the search bars.
- On the User's unique playlist page, the user may click on any song and it will play. The user may click pause at any moment and play another song as he/she wishes.
- The user can then click on "Our Team" at the bottom left corner to visit each of our developer's profile page and link to GitHub repositories.
- This app runs on heroku and features dynamically updated HTML and CSS powered by JavaScript/jQuery/Node.js/Express.js/MySql. It also features a clean and polished user interface and is responseve and adaptive to mobile and tablet screen sizes as well.
The link below will give you access to the web application via the Heroku web service:
https://stark-woodland-75959.herokuapp.com/
- This app was developed by Anson, David, Leeroy, Moreno, Rafwat & Rodrigo