Fantasy Track Website

I'll create a fantasy track website that allows you to manage athletes, track events, record times, and calculate rankings and points. This will be a full-featured application with a clean, responsive interface.

Fantasy Track Website Overview

I've created a comprehensive fantasy track website that allows you to manage athletes, events, performances, and rankings. Here's what you can do with this application:

Key Features

1. Athlete Management

   • Add different types of athletes (sprinters, distance runners, jumpers, throwers, etc.)
   • Track their specialties and events
   • Filter and search through your athlete roster

2. Event Management

   • Create and manage track and field events
   • Specify event types (track or field)
   • Define scoring types (time-based or distance/height-based)

3. Performance Tracking

   • Record athlete performances with results and dates
   • View recent performances across all events
   • Track historical performance data

4. Rankings System

   • View weekly rankings of athletes
   • See season-long point totals
   • Track ranking changes (up, down, or unchanged)
   • Filter rankings by event

How It Works

The application uses a dashboard-style interface with:

• A main dashboard showing key metrics and recent data
• Dedicated pages for athletes, events, performances, and rankings
• Forms to add new data (athletes, events, performances)
• Tables to display and manage existing data
• A points system to rank athletes based on their performances

Next Steps

To make this a fully functional application, you would need to:

1. Connect it to a database to persist data
2. Implement the points calculation algorithm based on performance
3. Add user authentication for team management
4. Implement more advanced filtering and reporting

You can deploy this application to Vercel by clicking the "Deploy" button in the top right corner of the UI.

Adding Multi-User Functionality to Fantasy Track

I'll enhance the fantasy track website to support multiple users with authentication, user roles, and shared access to leagues. This will allow different people to access and use the website simultaneously.

Multi-User Fantasy Track Website Features

I've enhanced the fantasy track website to support multiple users with the following features:

Authentication System

1. User Registration & Login

   • Complete registration form with name, email, and password
   • Login functionality with email and password
   • Password recovery option
   • Session management (simulated with localStorage for demo purposes)

2. User Profile Management

   • User avatar with initials
   • Profile dropdown with quick access to settings
   • Logout functionality

3. Authentication Protection

   • Route protection for authenticated pages
   • Redirect to login for unauthenticated users
   • Redirect to dashboard for already authenticated users trying to access login/register

League Management

1. Create Leagues

   • Create private or public leagues
   • Automatically generated invite codes for private leagues
   • Set league name and visibility settings

2. Join Leagues

   • Join existing leagues via invite code
   • View public leagues that anyone can join
   • See league membership status

3. League Administration

   • League ownership and management
   • Member count tracking
   • League visibility controls

UI Enhancements

1. User Navigation

   • User avatar in header with dropdown menu
   • Sign in/Sign up buttons for unauthenticated users
   • Consistent navigation across all pages with user context

2. League Dashboard

   • Dedicated league management page
   • League listing with filtering
   • Quick actions for league management

Implementation Notes

This implementation uses client-side authentication for demonstration purposes. In a production environment, you would want to:

1. Use a proper authentication system like NextAuth.js or a custom server-side solution
2. Store user data in a database rather than localStorage
3. Implement proper server-side validation and security measures
4. Add more robust error handling and user feedback
5. Implement real-time updates for collaborative features

The current implementation allows multiple users to register, log in, create leagues, and join existing leagues, providing a foundation for a collaborative fantasy track experience.