Full-Stack e-commerce App

MacArt Fine Art Photo Prints is the Minimum Viable Product (MVP) for a B2C e-commerce website. It represents the fifth and final project of the Code Institute diploma in Full Stack Software Development. MacArt Fine Art Photo Prints is a fictional e-commerce project crafted with Django, Python, JavaScript, and Bootstrap 4. The website is hosted on Heroku, utilises Amazon S3 for cloud storage, and incorporates Stripe for payment gateways. It acts as an online marketplace for a fine art photography gallery, primarily vending prints alongside publications that showcase their artists' work. The website incorporates role-based permissions, allowing varied user interactions with a core dataset. It also boasts user authentication, email validation, and comprehensive CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) functionalities.

This project is an MVP (Minimum Viable Product) for a fictitious e-commerce store. Users can freely browse products, explore artist profiles, subscribe to our MailChimp-powered newsletter, register, add items to the shopping bag, and securely complete payments via Stripe*.
Throughout this project, I've put into practice the skills gained from the course, including:

🌐 HTML/CSS
🧩 Javascript
🐍 Python
🚀 Django
🛢️ PostgreSQL
🧪 Software Testing
🗓 Agile Methodology
📈 Web Marketing
🔍 SEO
🛒 E-commerce
💳 Stripe
🖼 Amazon S3

Creating a photography-centric shop was an intended choice to add a personal touch. As an enthusiastic photographer, the showcased photos on the website are my own (the featured artists are purely fictional).

*For testing purposes, feel free to use a Stripe test card number like 4242 4242 4242 4242, expiry date in the future (e.g., 04/24), and any three-digit CVC.

Check the live website here

The repository is available on GitHub .

Readme file.

Live Web Site here

Check the READ ME file here

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