I had created ArtFind as a testament to the synergy between art and technology, providing users with a direct gateway to the vast catalog of the Cleveland Museum of Art. Built on client-side API programming using JavaScript, this web application simplifies the exploration of art for enthusiasts and scholars alike. You can view the app here.

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The Brierwood Pipe by Winslow Homer - An image featured in the art find app.

The app's intuitive interface facilitates effortless browsing through the museum's collection through Search. Users can input keywords to search for specific artworks and indulge in serendipitous discovery by perusing the diverse range of pieces available. Leveraging the museum's API, ArtFind swiftly fetches relevant artworks, displaying them in a clean, easily navigable layout.

A standout feature of ArtFind is its bookmark function, enabling users to curate their own collections with ease. With a simple click, users can save their favorite artworks, creating personalized galleries for future reference. This functionality enhances user engagement, encouraging a deeper connection with the artworks that resonate with them.

ArtFind represents a harmonious blend of technology and art appreciation, empowering users to explore, discover, and curate their personal art collections from the rich repository offered by the Cleveland Museum of Art.

The front-end framework used is Bulma. Other than that, the app is built using Vanilla JS.