This World GeoData app draws statistics from two different APIs on countries around the world. The country data is fetched from the [REST Countries](https://restcountries.com/) API, which provides comprehensive information about countries worldwide. The weather data is obtained from the [Open-Meteo](https://open-meteo.com/) API, which offers accurate and up-to-date weather forecasts for various locations. The statistics includes information on each country’s capital city, area size, languages, currency, geographical position, and numerous other variables.
- The user will be able to type in the name of a country in a Search bar, and the page will then be populated with data relating to that specific country - The name of the country is displayed, together with its flag and offical name - If two countries share the same name - for example, there are two countries called the Congo, and two called Korea - an option bar will come up listing both; the user has to choose one of the two. A similar principle apples with other issues over country names - for example, if the user types in 'China', they will have to choose between the 'People's Republic of China' (China), the 'Republic of China' (Taiwan), Hong Kong, and Macau. - There is a link to the country in Google Maps and Open Street Map - The current weather in that country is displayed
- Query at least two APIs using fetch
- Dynamic content generated with JS
- A clearly defined user journey
- A responsive, mobile-first design
- The app is accessible to as many different users as possible (works on Speechify)
This project was developed by Natalia Rusu and Dominic Simpson