This is my final project as a student at NCI, and even though my specialization is Java, I decided to challenge myself by learning a new Library "ReactJS" in a short time (2 months) and improve my skills as a software engineer and web developer. The objective of this project is to develop a responsive web application that connects licensed Lawyers to people who want to enquiry and solve juridical cases, allowing new Lawyers to gain professional exposure by solving new clients enquiries whereas users who simply want to solve a case can find a unique platform to facilitate their investigation.
- Allow user to register as a Lawyer or as a Client
- Allow interaction between the two different types of users (Clients and Lawyers)
- Allow Clients to enquiry new cases to specialists
- Allow specialist Lawyers to contact the author of enquiries
- Allow users to maintain enquiries (Create, Read, Update, Delete)
- Allow agreement between Clients and Lawyers
- Allow users to maintain enquiries (Read, Update and Delete) are still not available
- Allow agreement between Clients and Lawyers is still something for upcoming deliverables
- Create the contact page
- The application was deployed on Netlify Link: https://your-lawyer.netlify.app
- It uses Firebase API to authenticate and store user data
- The application makes use of Redux to manage the state, mitigate complexity and allow future scalability
- Users can quickly navigate between pages through Router and Switch from "react-router-dom" library
- The application is well divided into various components to make it reusable and scalable-proof
- The application uses Redirect from "react-router-dom" to control access and redirect pages according to current status of the user, being Client or Lawyer or not logged in yet.
- It uses "Styled Component" to avoid naming duplications for classNames or unnecessary code since Styled components can be reused and never repeats the ID generated by those styles.
- The application makes use of react-thunk to dispatch multiple functions
- The application uses some components from Material UI
This project was bootstrapped with Create React App.
In the project directory, you can run:
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Your app is ready to be deployed!
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