Brandly sounds like a great project! It seems like you're building an e-commerce app that prioritizes clean code architecture, great UI, and a smooth user experience with features like a theme switcher and full cart functionality. Using Flutter and BLoC (Business Logic Component) will also help keep the app maintainable and scalable

Here's a more detailed breakdown of the features you might want to consider implementing to enhance user experience and functionality for your app:

Core Features
User Authentication

Sign up, login, and authentication with email, Google, or Facebook.
Password recovery/reset functionality.
Product Listing

Categories: Product sorting based on categories.
Filters/Sorting: Filter products by price, rating, and category, etc.
Product Detail Page: Detailed view with images, descriptions, price, and reviews.
Cart Functionality

Add to Cart: Users can easily add products to their cart.
Cart Management: Users can update quantities, remove items, or clear the cart.
Total Price Calculation: Display subtotal, tax, and shipping cost.
Cart Persistence: Store cart data even if the app is closed.
Checkout and Payment

Address Management: Add and save shipping addresses.
Payment Gateway Integration: Support for various payment methods (Stripe, PayPal, etc.).
Order Summary: Confirm details before finalizing the order.
Wishlist/Favorites

Users can save products they like for later.
Option to share products from the wishlist.
Theme Change Functionality

Allow users to switch between light and dark modes.
Maybe add custom themes or personalized color settings.
User Experience (UI/UX)
Smooth Animations: Use Flutter’s powerful animation library to make transitions between screens smooth and intuitive.
Eye-Catching UI: Prioritize clean and modern design, keeping in mind the user’s ease of use.
Product Image Carousels
Floating Action Buttons (FAB) for adding items to the cart.
Snackbars/Toasts for notifications when an item is added to the cart or an action is completed.
Architecture
Clean Architecture: With BLoC, you'll be separating business logic from the UI, which ensures scalability. Structure your app with the following layers:
Presentation Layer (UI): Handles the display of data, user interactions.
Domain Layer: Contains business logic and domain models (pure Dart classes).
Data Layer: Handles data fetching, storing, and interacting with remote/local storage (e.g., Firebase, SQLite).
BLoC (Business Logic Component): Will manage the app's state effectively, ensuring that UI components are responsive to changes in business logic.
Example: When a user adds an item to the cart, the cart bloc will update the cart’s state and notify the UI.
Additional Features
Push Notifications

Send push notifications for promotions, order status updates, or when items are back in stock.
Search Functionality

Implement a search bar with auto-suggestions, filters, and search history.
Analytics

Track user behavior to help personalize the shopping experience (like frequently bought products or categories).
Multi-Language Support

If applicable, add internationalization to support different languages.
Backend Integration

Download Apk

Api Documentation

Screens

Add to cart
Favorite
Change theme
Dashboard
Search
Login
Profile
Product details
Shipping method
Delivery address
Track order
Delete account
On boarding
Logout
Complete API integration with mock json
Clean architecture with BloC
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Environment Details

Flutter - 3.24.1
Dart - 3.5.1
DevTools - 2.37.2

Folder Structure

After extracting the root folder, you will find two folders:

Installation Instructions

If your system does not have the Flutter SDK installed, follow the steps in the official installation guide available at flutter.dev.
Note: This project uses Flutter 3.24.1. Please ensure that the same version is installed on your system.
Environment Details:
- Flutter: 3.24.1
- Dart: 3.5.1
- DevTools: 2.37.2
Steps to Run the Project:
1. Download and extract the project files.
2. Open the "Brandly" folder in your preferred IDE.
3. In the terminal, navigate to the project folder and run the command to install dependencies: `flutter pub get`.
4. Run the app using one of the following modes:
- Release Mode: `flutter run --release`
- Profile Mode: `flutter run --profile`
- Debug Mode: `flutter run`