Owen Earley
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This document outlines a hack contest entry for an application called "Find a Car" that allows users to easily locate available cars through a single page web application. The application would allow users to search for cars by starting location, view results on a map that can apply filters and see car details like directions. It also discusses integrating the car location data with GPS devices and services like Garmin, Google Earth, and potential additional features like booking cars, nearby services and favorite cars if there was more development time.
Owen Earley
- 1. Hack Contest Entry Owen Earley
- 2. Core Objective Make it simple to locate cars.
- 3. Dashboard HTML 5 – Single Page Application
- 4. Find a Car
- 5. Find a Car Starting Location: Address Placename Geolocation Shortcuts
- 6. Find a Car Map: Starting Location Car Locations Highlight Car Street View
- 7. Find a Car Results: Apply Filters Map Updates (Live)
- 8. Find a Car
- 9. Car Details
- 10. Car Details - Directions
- 11. Car Details
- 12. Car Details
- 13. On the Road Data for GPS Devices
- 14. On the Road
- 15. On the Road – Garmin GPX
- 16. On the Road – Google Earth
- 17. On the Road – Google Earth
- 18. If there was more time? • Booking data (availability) on map interface. • Near-by services (Fuel, Car wash, café). • GPS-Geofencing to determine if cars are parked in wrong area. • Users Favourite Cars.