COMIX

COMIX is a full-stack web application developed in RIT’s SWEN-262 course to help comic collectors organize, track, and manage their digital collections. The project focuses on clean architecture, maintainable design patterns, and collaborative engineering practices while giving users an intuitive way to catalog issues, variants, conditions, and valuations.

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Media Gallery

Main Menu

The main menu, viewable by all accounts.

Account Menu

The account menu, viewable by all accounts.

Database Menu

The database menu, viewable by all accounts.

Proxy Browsing

Guest accounts cannot browse collections unless a user account has been selected.

Browse Collection Menu

The browse collection menu, viewable by logged in accounts or guests viewing a user's collection.

Search Collection Menu

The search collection feature, accessible by logged in accounts or guests viewing a user's collection.

Proxy Editing

Guest accounts cannot edit personal collections.

Edit Collection Menu

The edit collection menu, viewable by logged in accounts.

Project Details

COMIX is a full-stack web application created by my team in RIT’s SWEN-262 course, designed to give comic collectors a streamlined, reliable way to manage their digital comic libraries. The platform allows users to catalog issues, handle variants and grading details, track valuations, and maintain growing collections without friction. We implemented the system using C# and .NET, applying design patterns from the course to keep the architecture clean, scalable, and easy to extend.

My contributions spanned both backend and the frontend plain text user interface development, including building the master database of comics, implementing account functionality, and connecting difference subsystems together. Throughout the project, we followed a structured, iterative development process emphasizing Git workflow, peer reviews, and maintainable code practices. COMIX strengthened my skills in system organization, code architecture, and full-stack development while giving me experience translating real user needs into a polished tool for collectors.