> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://poolerz.mintlify.site/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Introduction

> An introduction to our design documentation.

## Background

Our developed application is a web application for **Poolerz**, an organization that seeks to transform carpool planning, save time, and build a community among parents while keeping children safe on their journeys.

This application implements:

* A straightforward, one-time registration for inputting scheduling information and availability.
* A **matchmaking algorithm** to sort dependents into carpooling groups.
* A **calendar dashboard** for viewing schedules and editing events.

The algorithm considers **location proximity, scheduling compatibility, and personal preferences** to create an optimal schedule for the user.

Our project is constructed using **TypeScript, React, HTML, and CSS**, ensuring a **responsive and dynamic** application across all platforms.

## Document Summary

### **System Architecture**

This section provides an overview of the **static and dynamic structure** of our system’s back-end, front-end, and database connection, highlighting interactions between layers and components.

* The **static diagram** visualizes the program levels and their general relationships.
* The **dynamic diagram** displays specific links between elements as they perform a given task.

### **Data Storage Design**

This section describes:

* The **documented stored data** in our database.
* **Security concerns** addressed within our system.

A **document-database diagram** outlines relationships between three major entities in the application, and **supporting JSON documents** exemplify these entities and their attributes.

### **Component Design**

This section provides an in-depth view of the system architecture, broken into **thorough components**:

* A **detailed static diagram** depicts connections and interactions between the **frontend, backend, and database layers**.
* A **dynamic diagram** illustrates the **classes and methods** interacting in real time as a user progresses through a flow.

### **UI Design**

This section presents the **central screens** of our user interface.

* **Flows and frames** are shown alongside **heuristics and reasoning** explaining design choices within the application.