The client came to me asking for a website for a future project, and he gave me two main directions: it has to be clean and modern, and it has to be written in HTML/CSS, so he can put it directly onto his server. Plus, it should be responsive to any device size. So, having this in mind, I have done so.

First, the design was presented in a PowerPoint presentation. After approval, I started to develop the HTML code and CSS in a modular way. I decided to do so following the technique "do small, test small, fail as soon as possible, fix, and continue to the next one".

Secondly, I presented the prototype. The client gave me some feedback and slight adjustments. I listened to them and modified as asked. After that, I presented again and the client was satisfied.

Finally, I delivered the final files. However, the client dropped the initial idea. Now, we only have the project to be displayed in my portfolio. Below, some videos showing the interactions.

Website: https://thethiagosena.github.io/HomeSupplyKitchens/index.html

Github source: https://github.com/thethiagosena/HomeSupplyKitchens

(Website overview and responsiviness)

(Main banners interaction)

(Side banners interaction)