@CharlieOh

I replaced the default Streamlit demo with the first custom interface for CampusFind, my lost-and-found reporting system. I created sidebar navigation for reporting items and browsing existing reports, along with separate options for lost and found items. I also designed a structured report form that collects the item name, category, color, location, date, and description. One challenge was organizing several input fields without making the page feel crowded, so I grouped them into a clear form and added example text to guide users. Next, I will connect the submission form to a database so that reports can be saved and displayed on the Browse Reports page.

I installed Streamlit for the first time and successfully launched its demo application in my browser. This helped me confirm that Python, Streamlit, and my development environment were set up correctly. I also explored the example pages in the sidebar to understand how Streamlit can display text, dataframes, charts, maps, and animations. This is the first technical milestone for my lost-and-found project. Next, I will replace the demo screen with the first interface for my own application.