The Technical Board's previous website was old and unattractive and didn’t reflect the ideals of the Technical Board. So I was hired to make a new website for the Technical Board from scratch that would promote technology, creativity, and innovation.

This was the first design and development project that I did in my college life. I had done various logo designs before and hence selected for the job. Therefore, I had some seniors and batchmates helping me with the job. We started by asking the right questions. Why do we need a new website? What will be it's purpose? Who will be visiting the website? Should we add certain content for certain audience? etc. Then we started making the sitemap of the website. After that, I made lo-fi wireframes of the website for both desktop and mobile views and got them confirmed with the client. Next I moved on to the development of the website and was in constant contact with the client. As it was my first project, it took a longer time than usual projects. The development was done by me alone. With time, as I have gained skills, I have redesigned and redeveloped the website multiple times.

With 11+ clubs under the Technical Board, than 150 pages had to be designed and coded. The landing page of the clubs tells the visitor about the club and what they do. It also contains the team members and their contact details. In each club, there is a resources page where all the resources that the club teaches are showcased under different categories. The documentation shows the projects the club has done in the past years. The gallery showcases the photos of various events conducted by the clubs. Alumni pages contain the details of alumni who were once in the club.