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Real Estate Admin

A full-stack real estate management application with authenticated administration, listing management, user roles, responsive interfaces, and accessibility-focused form workflows.

Angular / FastAPI / PostgreSQL

Real Estate Admin interface showing property management tools

Project Overview

Proving the complete data flow

I built this project to demonstrate how a modern Angular administration interface connects to a FastAPI API, authentication layer, and PostgreSQL database.

Role
Full-stack developer
Status
Actively in development
Primary focus
Admin workflows, authentication, and accessibility

The Challenge

More than another CRUD demo

The project needed to show the decisions behind a maintainable application, not just forms that happen to save data.

Building an application recruiters can inspect

The interface needed realistic administrative workflows for listings and users. Those workflows had to stay aligned with backend schemas, validation rules, database models, and role requirements.

I also wanted the project history to be understandable. Jira tickets, incremental commits, and short walkthrough videos make the decisions visible instead of presenting only a finished screenshot.

Key Implementation

Connected from interface to database

Each feature is implemented as part of a full path through Angular services, FastAPI endpoints, validation models, and PostgreSQL.

01

Admin routing

A shared administration layout organizes dashboard, user, and listing routes while keeping login outside the protected shell.

02

Listing workflows

Administrators can view, create, inspect, and edit property records through Angular reactive forms and API services.

03

User management

User forms support roles, active status, validation, normalized email values, and backend account creation.

04

API integration

FastAPI, SQLAlchemy, Pydantic, and PostgreSQL provide typed, database-backed endpoints for the Angular interface.

Accessibility

Built into the workflow

Accessibility is treated as an implementation requirement rather than a final testing pass.

  • Explicit labels on primary data-entry forms
  • Keyboard-accessible navigation and actions
  • Visible validation, submission, and error feedback
  • Semantic landmarks and a structured heading hierarchy
  • Responsive layouts that preserve reading order
  • Loading, error, disabled, and status states include visible text

Current Status

A working foundation with room to grow

The core admin workflows are connected and usable. The next milestones will expand the project with image uploads, public listing pages, stronger automated testing, and deployment improvements.

Built so far

Authentication, roles, admin routing, listing workflows, user creation, database-backed APIs, responsive interfaces, and documented development milestones.

Next improvements

Image uploads, expanded automated testing, deployment automation, public listing pages, and additional administrative refinements.

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