The problem Farmers Consumer Problem solves

We created an Online farmer's market application might look like:

Homepage: The homepage of the application could feature a banner showcasing different products from different farmers, as well as information about the mission and values of the platform. It could also have a search bar, categories of produce, and a featured farmers section.

Farmers Profiles: Each farmer would have their own profile that includes information about their farm, the products they sell, and their pricing. The profile would also include pictures of the farm and the products, and reviews from customers.

Product listings: The product listings page could be organized by category, such as fruits, vegetables, dairy, meat, and so on. Each product listing would have a picture, description, price, and information about the farmer who is selling it.

Cart and Checkout: Once a user selects a product, they can add it to their cart, where they can continue shopping or proceed to checkout. At checkout, they would enter their payment and delivery information.

Delivery or Pick-up options: Users would have the option to choose their preferred delivery or pick-up method, including the date and time for delivery or pick-up.

Order tracking: Users would be able to track the status of their order, including when it has been shipped or when it is ready for pick-up.

Customer support: The application would have a customer support section where users can ask questions or report any issues they encounter.

Overall, the application would have a clean and user-friendly interface that emphasizes the connection between small farmers and consumers, and emphasizes the value of buying fresh and locally sourced produce.

Challenges we ran into

The Bug and Hurdle we ran into while building this project are as follows :

1. The images were not loading from the database of Django, we gave a lot of time and efforts to it.
2. There were issues related to Wifi a number of times.