Frontend
Next.js 14, React 18, TypeScript, SCSS/Bootstrap, Redux Toolkit, and reusable listing/dashboard modules.
Real Estate Platform
A multi-page property experience with search, listing views, dashboard screens, and a separate authentication API.
Real Estate Platform Public frontend deploymentThe challenge
Connect property browsing and account-oriented dashboard screens through reusable components and an environment-configurable backend.
How it’s structured
Next.js provides the frontend routes, Redux Toolkit supports state, and React Hook Form/Yup support forms. A separate Express/TypeScript API handles authentication and protected profiles, with Sequelize models and PostgreSQL persistence.
Backend
Express controllers, JWT middleware, bcrypt authentication, and protected profile routes.
Persistence
PostgreSQL through Sequelize/Sequelize TypeScript models and migrations.
What the project includes
- Home, listing, property detail, agency, agent, blog, pricing, and dashboard routes.
- Property search and filtering interfaces.
- Signup/login API, JWT issuance, and protected profile endpoints.
- Dashboard screens for favorites, saved searches, property management, reviews, and memberships.
- Environment-driven API/database configuration and frontend/backend quality checks.
What’s available
A public frontend demonstrating property discovery, listing layouts, and dashboard navigation, supported by an implemented authentication/profile API in the project notes. Public browsing was checked; end-to-end backend deployment and account operations were not verified in this review.
Scope & limitations
The public frontend includes demonstration content. Property totals, testimonials, and business figures in that content are not portfolio performance metrics. Dashboard screens are not evidence that every workflow has a connected production backend.