Mytherium

This was for my Objects and Design class at Georgia Tech. Collect mythical creatures, trade with others, and learn more about the stories of legend from the world's forgotten past.

We wanted to create a fun way to connect myths and history with games, so we created a trading card website! Each myth has a region, rarity, and power-up associated with it. The power-ups are used for the daily quizzes curated! You can also trade cards and pull new cards from our luck-based system.

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I was a full-stack programmer.

What Did I Do?

Pictured Above: The Mytherium Home Page with a notification for an accepted trade.

Design

I did the color palette, background, and overall design for the website pages for Figma - you can check out the sample design I did here. I also made a lot of the assets, such as the power-up and region assets, the header and footer assets, and the logo.

Pictured Above: The Collections Page from an admin view.

Collections Page

Using Django, HTML, and CSS, I transferred my initial design for the Collections and Details page and turned it into code. I also worked with a Wikipedia API, filtered out all the myths, and populated each one of the creature images, descriptions, and data onto the page. I also assigned creatures to each user accordingly.

Pictured Above: Mytherium's Marketplace Page with a notification of an incoming trade.

Trade Notifications

Using Django, I tracked each request between users and supplied them as appropriate notifications for trade on both the Marketplace Page and the Home Page (shown on the Design section). I also gave options to close out the notifications and kept them available until the user saw them.

What Have I Learned?

I didn't know that Python could be used to program a website - now, I know how to use Django to do so! I learned a lot about CSS and HTML, and it was my first time using Figma, so I got a lot of experience. I had also never fully integrated an API into a project before, so learning how to do so and process through the data was fun to learn on the fly. I also got a lot better at debugging and fixing issues with GitHub. I would like to thank my teammates, Mahika, Kate, and Kseniia - I truly could not have worked on this project without them.

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