Revolution Cycle - Frontend prompt

Here is my website that follows the specifications mentioned in the frontend prompt. I created this website for Revolution Cycle, a bicycle company based in Edmonton, Canada.

About

I created this website for Revolution Cycle based on the specifications for the frontend prompt. This is my first time using Svelte, so I had to take my experience developing in React and use it to learn and understand the differences between the two frameworks. I will cover some of the challenges I faced later on, but overall I think that Svelte is a good framework that taught me a lot about web development in general.

Installation

To run this project on your own device, follow these steps:

1. Clone the repository using git Clone
2. Cd (change directory) into /Technical-Interview-framework
3. Use npm install to install all the packages used in this project
4. Use npm run dev to run the website on your browser

Tech Stack

Here are the technologies and libraries I used to create this website.

Svelte/SvelteKit - Frontend 
TailwindCSS - CSS and UIs
FakerJS - Library that generates random data
Flowbite - UI component library based on Tailwind

Purpose and Challenges

The purpose of this project was to build experience working in another frontend framework other than React. The biggest challenge I had was using fake data to generate a list of customers and orders, then displaying all the info on that specific customer or order. Since new data is generated every time /customers or /orders renders, I couldn't figure out how to send that customer's data to /customers [id] or /orders/[id]. I thought that since I had no database to save this data, I couldn't pass down the information from one page to another. So, I ended up using conditional rendering that only renders customer or order information if they have the same ID.