Orlando is home to hundreds of vibrant murals and street art works. The thing is people mostly know how to find these public works by either stumbling upon them while wandering the city or by word of mouth. Plus they tend to be repainted after a short period of time. The Street Art Orlando app helps people curate the amazing street murals, art and graffiti throughout the Orlando area.
The app is available for download in the App Store.
Project Status
Version 1.0 (MVP)
Technologies
This is an iOS app built with Swift.
Project Lead - Axel Rivera - @axel (Slack)
Content Developer - Krystina Ramos - @Krystina (Slack)
There are several ways to contribute:
- Become a Product Owner - help with product direction/strategy
- Help us find a community organization or government partner for handoff
- Help with back-end and/or front-end development tasks
- Help with a design task
- Help with writing or editing documentation
- Help us find potential users
We welcome help and feedback. If this seems like a project you’re interested in dedicating time to, reach out to the project lead on the Code for Orlando Slack #streetart channel or in person at Community Action Night.
We use Github issues to track tasks, features and bugs. Review the Github issues before submitting or tackling an issue. When you submit a bug report, please include as much information as possible, such as screenshots, operating system, etc.
Team members meet once or twice a month outside of Code for Orlando’s Community Action Night events.
- Send your Github username to the project lead in the #streetart Slack channel so you can get added as a member to the repository team.
- Once you’ve accepted the invite, fork the repo.
- Edit the file APIClient.swift and make sure the
Config -> DEBUGsection points toURLHosts.staging - Compile and run the app in Xcode.
This Code for Orlando project is licensed under the MIT License - view the LICENSE file for details.
Shout out to Erin Denton for doing a UX Review.