An app for for sale by owner buyers and sellers to exchange information and participte in open houses.
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Clone the git repo to your computer. |
Open in Android Studio. |
I used Firebase to authenticate users and keep databases. You may need to go to ![Description]this site(https://developers.google.com/android/guides/client-auth) to get a SHA key in order to open this in Android studio. |
Although the traditional housing market is well served by apps like Zillow and Trulia, there are very few automated resources for sellers and buyers who want to do business without a realtor. This app links both parties. Currently, I am working on the MVP as my capstone project. Features in progress, additional features, and features which would be implemented past the capstone, are outlined below.
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Users can login. |
Users can create an account. |
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App has an opening splash page with logo. | |
Buyers can search open houses by address. | |
Buyers can see open houses on a map. | |
Buyers can see open houses in a list. | |
Buyers can see open houses by open house date. | |
Sellers can list a house. | |
Sellers can set an open house date for any of their houses. |
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Sellers can get a message from a buyer. | |
Buyers can get a message from a seller. |
This project began with a series of wireframes and user personas, as outlined below.
I determined two personas : The buyer and the seller, and a short list of features they might both want.
I created a mock up of what each screen would look like: Splash Activity and Activity Login.
Main Activity and List My House Activity.
House Detail Page and the overall look of the app.
I mapped out what hte overall project files would be.
There are no known bugs in this program but it is currently under development.
Please let the author know if you have questions. Kate Byars [email protected].
Java, Android, Firebase for user authentication, SIMPLYRETS open house API.
Dependency list will be filled in here, as features are added.
MIT
Copyright (c) 2017 Kate Byars