Overview • Client Needs • Technology Stack • What is Bubble? • Documents • Deployment • License
This project is a collaborative effort between ALGOSUP International Software Development School and Intermarché of Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, aimed at designing a web application that recommends wine bottles based on a selected cheese.
The goal is to replicate the knowledge and experience of an in-store wine expert and make it digitally accessible to customers through a seamless, user-friendly interface.
👥 Contributors
| Photo | Role | Name | Contact |
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Project Manager | Ian LAURENT |   |
| Program Manager | Mathias DELILLE | |
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| Tech Lead | Remy CHARLES |   |
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| Software Developer | Paul NOWAK | |
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| Quality Assurance | Benoît DE KEYN | |
- Provide an intuitive interface for customers to discover ideal wine pairings for cheeses.
- Digitally capture and share the in-store wine expert’s recommendations.
- Enable fast delivery and agile feedback loops through iterative prototypes.
- Ensure the application is simple, responsive, and effortless to use for non-technical users.
The project will be developed using Bubble, a no-code development platform that supports rapid prototyping and user-friendly web app creation without traditional coding.
Bubble is a no-code platform that allows users to build fully functional, interactive web apps through a visual editor. It includes:
- Custom drag-and-drop UI building
- Built-in database and backend logic
- Workflow automation and conditions
- Third-party API integrations
Bubble is perfect for MVPs, client prototypes, and projects that require speed + flexibility.
Key project documentation will be published here as the project progresses:
- 📘 Project Charter – Coming Soon
- 📑 Functional Specifications – Coming Soon
- ⚙️ Technical Approach – Coming Soon
- ✅ Test Plan – Coming Soon
- 📆 Timeline & Milestones – Coming Soon
- 📝 Weekly Reports – Coming Soon
There is no live deployment yet. Links to working prototypes and public releases will be added here once available.
This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for full details.
For more information, contact the project manager via Slack or email.