Tasks

Here is a task list for the development of a static website for an ITI College project:


1. Project Planning

  • Gather requirements and finalize website goals.
  • Create a sitemap for the website.
  • Finalize the content (text, images, and videos).
  • Decide on a color scheme, branding, and design style.

2. Design Phase

  • Create wireframes for each page.
  • Design mockups for the website (Home, About Us, Courses, etc.).
  • Get client approval for the design.

3. Development Phase

3.1 Setting Up the Environment

  • Choose a tech stack (e.g., HTML, CSS, JavaScript).
  • Set up a project structure.
  • Integrate version control (Git).

3.2 Develop Pages

  • Home Page

    • Add banner and introduction content.
    • Highlight key sections (Why Choose Us, Courses).
  • About Us Page

    • Add the institute’s vision, mission, and history.
    • Include leadership and faculty information.
  • Courses Page

    • Create a list of courses with details like duration and syllabus.
    • Add a dynamic filter or search for courses (optional).
  • Admissions Page

    • Detail the admission process and eligibility.
    • Add a downloadable application form (PDF).
    • Include important dates.
  • Facilities Page

    • Showcase features like workshops, library, hostel, etc.
    • Add images to highlight facilities.
  • Gallery Page

    • Implement an image gallery slider or grid.
    • Add lightbox functionality for full-size images.
  • Contact Us Page

    • Add a contact form (Name, Email, Message).
    • Include contact details and Google Maps integration.
    • Add links to social media accounts.

4. Optimization Phase

  • Optimize images for faster load times.
  • Minify CSS, JavaScript, and HTML files.
  • Ensure responsive design for mobile and tablet devices.
  • Implement SEO best practices (meta tags, alt tags, etc.).

5. Testing Phase

  • Test all pages for functionality and layout.
  • Perform browser compatibility testing.
  • Conduct mobile and tablet responsiveness checks.
  • Test the contact form (email delivery and validation).
  • Validate HTML and CSS with W3C tools.

6. Deployment Phase

  • Set up hosting (e.g., AWS, Netlify, or local hosting provider).
  • Configure the domain name and SSL certificate.
  • Upload the website files to the server.
  • Test the live website for errors.

7. Post-Launch Phase

  • Provide client training (if required) on content updates.
  • Monitor website performance (Google Analytics).
  • Gather feedback for future improvements.
  • Plan for periodic content updates and maintenance.

This list ensures a structured approach to designing, developing, and delivering the website effectively. Let me know if you'd like more details or a tailored timeline!

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