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Arc Travel App

Travel experiences need clear browsing and planning workflows backed by organized data, simple navigation, and practical interface structure.

Arc Travel App visual context

Role

Full-Stack Developer

Team

Academic or portfolio system

Timeline

System design and build phase

Problem

What this project needed to solve

  • Travel content needs to be structured so users can scan and choose quickly.
  • The interface needs simple frontend flows rather than scattered static pages.
  • The app requires database thinking for storing and retrieving travel-related information.

Solution

Robert's product and technical direction

Arc Travel App uses HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and SQL to model a travel-focused web experience with frontend screens, database-backed information, and core user workflows.

HTMLCSSJavaScriptSQLWorkflow Design

Architecture

How the idea is structured

Travel app structure connecting frontend pages, travel data, user browsing flows, and SQL-backed records.

Arc Travel App architecture context

Proof Points

What this project shows

Web + SQL

Portfolio Range

Adds non-agriculture proof of Robert's web and database fundamentals.

Core Stack

Technical Signal

Shows HTML, CSS, JavaScript, SQL, and workflow implementation.

Practical

Recruiter Signal

Demonstrates applied frontend and data thinking in a familiar user domain.

Process

How Robert approached it

1

Workflow Planning

Mapped the travel-focused user flow and core content needs.

2

Frontend Build

Implemented web screens using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

3

Data Structure

Used SQL thinking to organize app data and support core workflows.

Next Step

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