Introduction to Full Stack Web Development
Creating a fully functional full stack web application involves a blend of front-end and back-end development. Today, we will focus on developing a responsive one-page website called ‘Price Catcher’. This site will allow users to compare prices of products across various retailers, helping them avoid overpaying.
Essential Features of ‘Price Catcher’
The ‘Price Catcher’ website’s primary function is to present users with linked products from major retailers like Amazon, Walmart, eBay, and AliExpress. Users can easily check prices for groceries or other items. The site will include a dynamic price comparison list, ensuring all prices are accurately displayed.
Additional features such as a price history graph will show users how product prices can fluctuate—”this item was $20 cheaper last week”. Furthermore, incorporate a ‘notify if price drops’ function, allowing users to receive email alerts when prices decrease, ensuring they never miss out on a great deal.
UI Design and SEO Optimization
Developing a good-looking user interface is crucial for user experience. The website must be designed with responsiveness in mind, adapting to any device. Moreover, it’s essential to integrate SEO best practices to enhance visibility and performance across search engines. This includes using structured data, optimizing images, and ensuring fast loading times.
Finally, set designated spaces for advertisements and integrate Google AdSense ad code, facilitating easy monetization by inserting the ad unit ID where required. This complete package ensures ‘Price Catcher’ is functional, engaging, and profitable.