CampusGig.

CampusGig demonstrates the interface for a marketplace where students could offer skills and local businesses could find useful support. The interactive frontend uses demo data to show the product concept and its intended experience.

Current boundary: the backend is not yet implemented, so this is not a production marketplace and its displayed users, ratings, activity, or transactions are not real.

The intended product direction is to help students turn useful skills into opportunities while giving local businesses a clearer way to find support.

The frontend demonstrates that direction without presenting matching, payments, gigs, or transactions as implemented backend behavior.

Implemented frontend

• An interactive marketplace interface
• Student and local-business product flows represented with demo data
• A usable demonstration of the product concept

Still future scope

• Backend services and persistent production data
• Real accounts, gigs, matching, payments, or transactions
• A launched production marketplace

No verified public technology stack is established for CampusGig, so the case study does not add technology labels.

A live interactive frontend prototype now demonstrates the interface and intended experience using demo data.

The backend is not yet implemented. CampusGig is not a production marketplace, and the prototype does not establish real users, ratings, activity, transactions, adoption, or commercial results.