Eyetistic provides optic services through its convenient E-commerce store and insightful blogs. The platform allows users to purchase high-quality lenses and spectacles from the comfort of their homes. In addition to the E-commerce store, Eyetistic features informative blogs to educate users about the latest eye diseases and technological advancements in ophthalmology.
Eyetistic aims to create an interactive web platform for buying reliable optic wear and accessing informative eye blogs. The project involves thorough research on trending technologies, competitive product sourcing, blog content creation, a user-friendly UI, and a reliable delivery system. The scope also includes establishing a robust backend system for the web application, along with continuous maintenance and improvement for maximum user satisfaction.
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