UniFind — Campus Lost & Found — Abdullah Al Mujahid

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UniFind — Campus Lost & Found

Live demo Source

Interactive demoFictional records and browser-local storage. Login and administration are simulated.

DISCIPLINEWeb development

STATUSInteractive demo

TOOLSReact / Zustand / React Router / Framer Motion / Local storage

UniFind guest dashboard with reports and potential matches

01 / THE PROBLEM & FOCUS

Behind the
experience.

Bring scattered lost-and-found reports into a clear journey: report an item, discover a possible match, and track an ownership claim.

UniFind brings student reports, item browsing, notifications, and an administration workspace into one interface. The live showcase runs in the browser with fictional records and local storage. Login and administration are simulated; the repository also contains separate backend source.

PROJECT FOCUS

Student-facing application workflows, browser state, and responsive dashboard interfaces.

Implementation focus

Student dashboards and item-reporting interfaces
Search, filters, and similarity-matching workflows
Browser state and responsive application layouts

THE BOUNDARIES

Working with constraints.

The public showcase must be explorable without creating an account.
Demonstration data must stay separate from real student information.
The static deployment runs in the browser; backend source is a separate part of the repository.

02 / TECHNICAL & DESIGN DECISIONS

The decisions
behind the interface.

Keep a complete demo in the browser

A Zustand store and local storage connect reports, saved filters, claims, and notifications in the current browser. Guest access makes the workflow easy to inspect.

Use explainable similarity scoring

The source compares category, color, location, and description keywords. It weights these signals and surfaces matching pairs above a defined threshold.