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Georgia State Client-Sponsored Web Development Project

A client-sponsored web development project completed for Georgia State University’s Robinson College of Business with stakeholder feedback built into the process.

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Project brief

Context and intent

FigmaWebflowHTMLCSSResponsive designStakeholder collaboration

I used this project to demonstrate stakeholder communication, teamwork, requirements gathering, and responsive web development. It was shaped by feedback from faculty and project stakeholders, which made iteration and clear communication just as important as the implementation itself.

Problem

The project team needed to translate business and academic requirements into a responsive website experience that felt polished and usable.

Target user

Faculty, project stakeholders, and other audiences who needed a clear, usable web experience.

Architecture

Responsive page layout, Figma-informed design decisions, Webflow configuration, and front-end implementation with HTML and CSS.

My contribution

I participated in stakeholder meetings, helped translate requirements into interface decisions, developed and configured responsive pages, supported design iteration, worked with team members, responded to feedback, and helped improve usability and presentation during the project.

Current status

Completed as a client-sponsored web development project for Georgia State University.

Future improvements

I would strengthen the site with a more formal component system and a stronger content workflow.

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A deployment or repository link can be added if I want to share this project more publicly.

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Key features

  • Responsive page design
  • Stakeholder feedback incorporated into iteration
  • Collaborative design and implementation workflow
02

Engineering challenges

  • Balancing stakeholder expectations with academic timing and team capacity
  • Turning feedback into clear interface decisions without losing momentum
03

Lessons learned

  • Good communication shortens the distance between requirements and implementation
  • Design iteration is easier when the team shares a clear decision-making process

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