[new Build] Past Projects Page
Introduction
The Past Projects page is a crucial component of our new website, showcasing the company's history and achievements. This page will feature a collection of past projects, highlighting the company's expertise and success stories. In this article, we will discuss the design and development of the Past Projects page, focusing on the key elements and features that will make it an engaging and informative experience for users.
Design Requirements
Before we dive into the design and development process, let's outline the key requirements for the Past Projects page:
- Assets: The page will feature a large number of assets, including images, logos, and text. To manage these assets efficiently, we will use Figma's export functionality to download them directly from the design file.
- Timeline Line: The timeline line on the left side of the page will be implemented using a left/right border of one of the divs. This approach will simplify the design and reduce the number of elements on the page. However, we may need to experiment with the z-layer to position the dot correctly.
- Responsive Layout: The mobile mockup on Figma will serve as a reference for the responsive layout. This layout will ensure that the page adapts seamlessly to different screen sizes and devices.
Design Elements
The Past Projects page will feature the following design elements:
Header Section
- Logo: The company logo will be displayed prominently at the top of the page.
- Navigation Menu: A navigation menu will be included to provide easy access to other pages on the website.
- Title: The title of the page will be displayed in a clear and concise manner, highlighting the company's expertise and success stories.
Timeline Section
- Left/Right Border: The timeline line will be implemented using a left/right border of one of the divs, as discussed earlier.
- Dot: The dot will be positioned on the timeline line, indicating the start and end of each project.
- Project Details: Each project will be displayed with a brief description, including the project name, dates, and a link to the project page.
Project Showcase
- Project Cards: Each project will be represented by a card, featuring a high-quality image, project name, and a brief description.
- Image Gallery: A gallery of images will be included for each project, allowing users to view more details and images.
Call-to-Action
- Button: A call-to-action button will be included at the bottom of the page, encouraging users to contact the company for more information or to inquire about similar projects.
Development Requirements
To bring the Past Projects page to life, we will need to develop the following features:
- Responsive Design: The page will be designed to adapt seamlessly to different screen sizes and devices, ensuring an optimal user experience.
- Asset Management: We will use Figma's export functionality to download and manage the large number of assets required for the page.
- Timeline Line: The timeline line will be implemented using a left/right border of one of the divs, as discussed earlier.
- Project Showcase: Each project will be represented by a card, featuring a high-quality image, project name, and a brief description* Call-to-Action: A call-to-action button will be included at the bottom of the page, encouraging users to contact the company for more information or to inquire about similar projects.
Implementation Plan
To ensure a smooth development process, we will follow the implementation plan outlined below:
- Design Review: Review the design file and ensure that all elements are in place.
- Asset Export: Use Figma's export functionality to download and manage the large number of assets required for the page.
- Timeline Line Implementation: Implement the timeline line using a left/right border of one of the divs.
- Project Showcase Development: Develop the project showcase feature, including the project cards and image gallery.
- Call-to-Action Implementation: Implement the call-to-action button at the bottom of the page.
- Responsive Design: Ensure that the page adapts seamlessly to different screen sizes and devices.
- Testing and Quality Assurance: Test the page thoroughly to ensure that all features are working as expected.
Conclusion
Introduction
The Past Projects page is a crucial component of our new website, showcasing the company's history and achievements. In our previous article, we discussed the design and development requirements for this page. In this article, we will address some of the frequently asked questions (FAQs) related to the Past Projects page.
Q&A
Q: What is the purpose of the Past Projects page?
A: The Past Projects page is designed to showcase the company's history and achievements, highlighting the company's expertise and success stories.
Q: How will the timeline line be implemented?
A: The timeline line will be implemented using a left/right border of one of the divs, as discussed earlier. This approach will simplify the design and reduce the number of elements on the page.
Q: How will the project showcase feature be developed?
A: Each project will be represented by a card, featuring a high-quality image, project name, and a brief description. A gallery of images will also be included for each project, allowing users to view more details and images.
Q: How will the call-to-action button be implemented?
A: A call-to-action button will be included at the bottom of the page, encouraging users to contact the company for more information or to inquire about similar projects.
Q: How will the page be optimized for different screen sizes and devices?
A: The page will be designed to adapt seamlessly to different screen sizes and devices, ensuring an optimal user experience. The mobile mockup on Figma will serve as a reference for the responsive layout.
Q: How will the assets be managed?
A: We will use Figma's export functionality to download and manage the large number of assets required for the page.
Q: What is the timeline for the development of the Past Projects page?
A: The implementation plan outlined in our previous article will serve as a guide for the development process. We will review the design file, export the assets, implement the timeline line, develop the project showcase feature, implement the call-to-action button, and test the page thoroughly to ensure that all features are working as expected.
Q: Who will be responsible for the development of the Past Projects page?
A: The development team will be responsible for the development of the Past Projects page, working closely with the design team to ensure that the design requirements are met.
Q: How will the page be tested and quality assured?
A: The page will be tested thoroughly to ensure that all features are working as expected. The quality assurance process will involve testing the page on different devices and browsers to ensure that it adapts seamlessly to different screen sizes and devices.
Conclusion
The Past Projects page is a critical component of our new website, showcasing the company's history and achievements. By addressing some of the frequently asked questions related to this page, we can ensure that everyone is on the same page and working towards the same goal. With a clear understanding of the design and development requirements, we can create an engaging and informative experience for users.