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CarLog - Car Comparator Website

CarLog is a web application developed as part of a Web Development project for learning purposes. The goal of the project is to create a user-friendly platform for comparing various vehicles based on specifications, prices, and user reviews. The website follows the Model-View-Controller (MVC) architecture and is implemented using HTML5, CSS3, PHP, JQuery, JavaScript, and Ajax technologies.

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Table of Contents

Overview

CarLog provides a platform for comparing vehicles based on various criteria, including specifications, prices, and user reviews. The website is designed to be intuitive, featuring a clean and professional user interface.

Features

Part I: User Interface and Content Organization

  1. Homepage

    • Logo and social media links.
    • Slideshow of automobile-related news and advertisements.
    • Horizontal menu with links to different sections.
    • Footer with the same menu.
    • Content area divided into three zones for brand logos, vehicle selection forms, and popular comparisons. image

  2. Vehicle Comparison Page

    • Allows users to compare the specifications of two to four vehicles on the same page.

    • Displays a comparative table with images, practical information, important details, and indicative prices.

    • Image links to detailed vehicle pages.

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  3. News Page

    • Displays framed news with titles, images, and brief descriptions.
    • Links lead to detailed news pages. image

  4. Brands Page

    • Displays logos of major vehicle brands. image

    • Clicking on a logo shows general brand information, links to main vehicles. image

  5. Reviews Page

    • Similar interface to the Brands Page but links lead to vehicle-specific pages with reviews. image

  6. Buying Guide Page

    • Offers advice to users for making informed vehicle purchase decisions.
    • Allows users to choose a vehicle and navigate to its detailed page. image

  7. Contact Page

    • Displays contact information for the website. image

  8. User Authentication

    • Login link that opens an authentication frame. image
    • New users can register through a link below the authentication form. image

  9. User Profiles

    • Registered users can access their profiles to view favorite vehicles and rate them.
    • Users can add reviews, subject to approval by the administrator. image image

19.Vehicle Page

  • Show informations about a specific vehicle with reviews , possibility to compare with others image image

Part II: Administration and Site Functionality

  1. Admin Dashboard

    • Five categories for managing vehicles, reviews, news, users, and site settings.
    • Each category allows the addition, deletion, and modification of relevant content. image

  2. Vehicle Management

    • Admins can manage vehicle information and details. image image

  3. Review Management

    • Admins can view, approve, reject, and block user reviews. image image

  4. News Management

    • Admins can add and manage news articles. image image

  5. User Management

    • Admins can validate registrations, filter, and sort users. image
    • Admins have access to user profiles for further management. image

  6. Settings Page

    • Allows admins to manage content for the buying guide, contact page, and slideshow. image image

Getting Started

To run CarLog locally, follow these steps:

  1. Clone the repository.

    git clone https://github.com/MoncefME/Projet-tdw.git

  2. Set up a local server environment.

    Make sure you have XAMPP, WAMP, or a similar server environment installed on your machine.

  3. Import the database schema.

    • Locate the TDW.sql file in the root directory.
    • Download TDW.sql
    • Add the database to phpMyAdmin by creating a new database named carlog.
    • Import the TDW.sql file into the newly created carlog database.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please follow the contribution guidelines.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.