The Touchless-Kiosk-Front-End repository serves as the front-end interface for the Touchless Kiosk system. It is designed to integrate seamlessly with the Touchless-Kiosk-Server, enabling users to interact with various features such as viewing Research and UNO Partners, request forms, booking systens, and tutoring services—all through a touchless interface.
This repository contains the front-end code responsible for user interactions, user interface (UI) and user experience (UX) design, and communicating with the back-end API for data handling. It ensures a cohesive and intuitive touchless interface for all system functionalities.
This folder contains detailed progress documentation for each pod over a four-week period, providing insights into the development process.
The src/
folder contains all the source code for the front-end application.
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home-interface/
: Manages components and views for the home page or main kiosk interface. This includes the dashboard, navigation menus, and foundational UI elements for initiating user interactions. -
research/
: Handles UI and GUI components and pages related to Research and UNO Partners. This includes detailed views of research projects, partner information, and visualizations. -
request-form/
: Manages components for submitting request forms. These forms allow administrators to request image inputs for scheduled events, aiding Student Organizations in event management and submissions. -
booking-system/
: Includes components for managing bookings. This system supports date and time availability checks, booking management workflows, and booking confirmations via a Discord bot. -
tutoring-system/
: Supports the tutoring system. It includes features for booking tutoring sessions, viewing tutor availability, and managing session details for users, including check-in and check-out processes.
Contains static assets such as images, logos, and icons. It also includes slide show images and any user-uploaded assets that are hosted within the application and/or requested through the system.