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FlowPoint App [Version 1.1]

This is the documentation for an app I worked on called 'Flow Point'. The aim of the application is to track an individuals location and show the closest period product donation point. It was previously submitted for a university module. This version consists of the applications itself and supporting promotional content, including a poster (created using code) and a website!

Flow Point App [Version 1.1]. Opens with a home page. Once the 'Donation Point' button is clicked, it takes the user to a map which pinpoints their location (using location services) and shows all of the donation points close by/across the UK.

Flow Point Website. A PHP website I have created using a template named 'Fractal' available on html5up.net by @ajlkn. This would be used to promote the app and related charities. It would also provide more information on the issue of period poverty.

Flow Point poster made entirely with JavaScript (see following images).

Flow Point poster made entirely with JavaScript (see following images).

Flow Point JavaScript Poster [Page 1]. This details the code for defining fonts used, colour used and canvas size. Furthermore, the phone illustration and its checked background.

Flow Point JavaScript Poster [Page 1]. This details the code for defining fonts used, colour used and canvas size. Furthermore, the phone illustration and its checked background.

Flow Point JavaScript Poster [Page 2]. This details the code for the background (continued), the heading and subheadings - "Flow Point" and "#fightperiodpoverty". Furthermore. the code which makes up the map of the UK.

Flow Point JavaScript Poster [Page 2]. This details the code for the background (continued), the heading and subheadings - "Flow Point" and "#fightperiodpoverty". Furthermore. the code which makes up the map of the UK.

Flow Point JavaScript Poster [Page 3]. The final page of code which details the JavaScript for UK donation points (the red dots) and the white dotted border.

Flow Point JavaScript Poster [Page 3]. The final page of code which details the JavaScript for UK donation points (the red dots) and the white dotted border.