Smart Web Application for Finding Medicines in Nearby Pharmacies
A smart web application designed to help users find medicines in nearby pharmacies using geolocation technology. Instead of manually searching, the system automatically sends requests to surrounding pharmacies.
The user simply enters the required medications, and the system automatically detects their location and broadcasts the request to multiple nearby pharmacies at the same time. Pharmacies then respond to the request with the availability status of the medicine (available or unavailable), along with the option to provide pricing details. All responses are displayed to the user in an organized manner, enabling them to easily compare and choose the best offer.
The system is built on the concept of Broadcast Requests, which saves users time and effort while increasing the chances of quickly finding the required medicine without the need to physically visit multiple pharmacies.
Additionally, the platform provides a dedicated dashboard for pharmacies, allowing them to efficiently manage incoming requests and respond in real-time. The system updates request statuses instantly to ensure a smooth and responsive experience.
The application features a modern, responsive user interface that works seamlessly across all devices (mobile, tablet, and desktop), ensuring a fast and user-friendly experience.
Technologies Used:
- ASP.NET Core (Web API & MVC) for backend development
- Domain-Driven Design (DDD) to structure and organize business logic
- Entity Framework Core for database management
- JWT (JSON Web Token) for authentication and security
- Clean Architecture for scalability, maintainability, and flexibility
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A warm dark palette with cool blue type keeps the tone serious without tipping into heavy.
Creative - Midjourney
Animation - Jitter
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