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amherst-datamatch

  1. user accesses our website (hosted somewhere)
  2. user signs in using amherst credentials (authentication)
  3. user is redirected to form
  4. user enters amherst username/email, class year, phone number (optional), WHO THEY ARE AND WHO THEY'RE SEEKING
  • need to account for a multitude of gender identities
  • I identify as a....(woman) (man) (non-binary) //exclusive
  • Seeking someone who identifies as a (woman) (man) (nonbinary) //non-exclusive
  • information stored in mongo using username as key
  1. user fills out form
  • 10 multiple-choice questions
  • include buzzfeed-like pictures
  1. user clicks submit
  • answers are stored in mongo under username (key)

...VALENTINE'S DAY

  1. user receives an email with their top 3 matches: name, year, email, phone number?, plus a cute picture of a baby animal
  • algorithm analyzes responses to determine most answers in common, returns top 3 keys
  • automated sent email from some account (create new one just for this?)

technologies: flask, python, mongo, frontend (html+css), email account to send results, someplace to host the web app, authentication technology