Pay as you go, modular showrooms for small retail vendors. Similar to WeWork for retail.

The goal of this project was to identify a problem in the retail space, speak to customers, and find a solution to bring physical retail back to life. The end result was finding cheap real-estate in packed urban areas, segmented each store into blocks, and selling individual blocks at a premium.

Custodmer feedback, research, and other case study documents can be found here: Case Study Documents

# Set up your environment
$ cd popx
$ virtualenv env
$ source env/bin/activate

$ pip install fabric  # If this is not already installed globally.
# Bootstrap dependencies
$ fab bootstrap

# After bootstrapping
$ fab test

# Run a local server
fab serve

• Add a new page route to popx/__init__.py
• Set a template for the route, the default is home.html
• Edit development.yaml and production.yaml with appropriate variables to include your new page

You may include mailchimp and google analytics options by manually updating the template. You can also show/hide sections of a template by using the 'show' booleans.

Place all images in the static/img/ folder.

# Migrate to head.
heroku db upgrade head

# Upgrade +X revisions.
heroku db upgrade +1

# Downgrade -X revisions.
heroku db downgrade -1

# Deploys on push.
$ git heroku push master

More templates to come, and more dynamic pages will be added in the future.