A NEGOTIABLE FOOD DELIVERY SOFTWARE

Student: Gideon Ikhide Ebohoin
Supervisor: Dr Usman Abubakar Geidam
HOD: Dr Usman Abubakar Geidam
Department of Computer Science and Information Technology
Computer Science
Baze University, Abuja, Fct

Abstract

This project was developed to create the Swifteats app, a food delivery platform designed to enhance the food delivery experience for Customers, and riders. Recognizing the unique challenges faced by these groups in managing food orders and delivery logistics, the app aims to empower users with tools that improve productivity, organization, and communication. Built with a user-centered design approach, Swifteats ensures an intuitive, adaptable, and engaging experience for its users. Utilizing a modern tech stack that includes JavaScript, React Native, Next.js, and Node.js, the platform features essential capabilities such as delivery fee negotiation, real-time order tracking, and personalized dashboards. Development was carried out using Visual Studio Code (VSCode) as the primary integrated development environment (IDE), facilitating efficient coding and debugging. The app provides users with tailored solutions for managing their food delivery tasks, enhancing collaboration between customers and riders with features for effective communication and order management. Overall, the Swifteats project represents a significant advancement in addressing the organizational challenges associated with food delivery, equipping users with the essential skills and tools needed to streamline their experiences and improve overall satisfaction

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