Mobile Friendly Web Application
Budget: £20 – £250 GBP
On your local web server, create a folder named project. (Important: Your project will be
marked on an Apache server. So I recommend using either XAMPP or AMPPS as your
project server. If I cannot run your project on an Apache server, I cannot mark it!)
Inside the project folder, develop a mobile-friendly web app that lets end-users read, create,
update, and delete the contact details of friends. Each contact should have a name, a telephone
number, and an email address. (Videos demonstrating good practice)
Also provide a means that lest end-users either search, filter, order, and/or page-through
contacts.
For marking purposes, the opening page of your web app MUST be named index.html.
While developing this application, you MUST limit yourself to client-side technologies and
frameworks such as: HTML; CSS; JavaScript; jQuery, jQuery Mobile and ReactJS. (Important: No
credit will be given for submissions that make use of server-side technologies such as PHP
and/or MySQL.)
marked on an Apache server. So I recommend using either XAMPP or AMPPS as your
project server. If I cannot run your project on an Apache server, I cannot mark it!)
Inside the project folder, develop a mobile-friendly web app that lets end-users read, create,
update, and delete the contact details of friends. Each contact should have a name, a telephone
number, and an email address. (Videos demonstrating good practice)
Also provide a means that lest end-users either search, filter, order, and/or page-through
contacts.
For marking purposes, the opening page of your web app MUST be named index.html.
While developing this application, you MUST limit yourself to client-side technologies and
frameworks such as: HTML; CSS; JavaScript; jQuery, jQuery Mobile and ReactJS. (Important: No
credit will be given for submissions that make use of server-side technologies such as PHP
and/or MySQL.)