To improve the deployment process and ensure a consistent environment, the frontend and backend of the project should be containerized using Docker. This will allow developers to easily run the project in isolated containers without worrying about local environment dependencies.

Detailed Description:

1.) Currently, running the project requires setting up the frontend and backend environments separately, which involves manual steps and dependency management.
2.) To streamline this process, we propose creating Dockerfiles for both the frontend and backend, allowing the project to be run in isolated containers.
3.) Additionally, a .dockerignore file should be added to exclude unnecessary files from the Docker image, reducing image size.