The problem FoodyZone solves

Foody Zone addresses several key problems in the dining industry:

1. Diverse Palates: Foody Zone caters to the diverse tastes of its customers, solving the problem of limited food options. Whether you crave international cuisine, comfort food, or healthy options, Foody Zone provides a wide range of choices under one roof.

2. Quality Ingredients: Many diners are concerned about the quality of ingredients used in their meals. Foody Zone prioritizes sourcing the finest and freshest ingredients, ensuring that customers can enjoy high-quality, flavorful dishes.

3. Convenience: Finding a restaurant that offers a variety of dishes to suit everyone's preferences can be challenging. Foody Zone solves this problem by providing a convenient dining experience where groups with different culinary preferences can all find something they love.

4. Culinary Exploration: Foody Zone encourages culinary exploration by introducing customers to diverse flavors from around the world. This helps solve the problem of culinary monotony and encourages diners to try new and exciting dishes.

5. Celebration of Foodie Culture: Foody Zone celebrates the foodie spirit by offering a space where food enthusiasts can come together to enjoy and appreciate a wide array of dishes. It solves the problem of finding a restaurant that truly understands and caters to the passions of food lovers.

In essence, Foody Zone addresses the challenges of limited food choices, ingredient quality, and the need for a diverse and inclusive dining experience while fostering a community that celebrates a love for food.

Challenges I ran into

One of the challenges I encountered during the development process was related to implementing the filter feature in my website. As someone new to React.js technology, it can be a bit daunting to grasp the concepts and structure of React components, especially when dealing with dynamic filtering of content.

Additionally, working with CSS within React components presented another set of challenges. Unlike traditional HTML and CSS, styling in React often involves using a library like Styled-components or CSS Modules, which can have a learning curve for those new to React.

To overcome these challenges, I took a step-by-step approach. I first dedicated time to thoroughly understand React's component-based architecture, which is fundamental to creating dynamic features like filters. I learned how to pass and manage state and props efficiently to make the filtering process seamless.

Regarding CSS, I familiarized myself with the chosen styling approach within React. I learned how to scope styles to specific components, which can differ from global styling in traditional CSS. Additionally, leveraging CSS pre-processors like SASS or LESS can help streamline the styling process.

Ultimately, by seeking out tutorials, documentation, and online resources tailored to React beginners, I was able to overcome these challenges and successfully implement the filter feature and style the React components effectively. The key was patience, persistence, and a willingness to learn and adapt to this new technology.