Task #4
Coding of website
Status:
In Progress
Priority:
Normal
Assignee:
Category:
Coding
Sprint/Milestone:
Start date:
05/03/2021
Due date:
06/12/2021
% Done:
70%
Estimated time:
Description
Here's a list of requirements regarding the framework we want to use for the website:
| Requirement | Priority | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Light-weight | High | Shouldn't be more than we need. 1000 lines of code or less |
| Easy to learn | Medium | The entire team should be able to get started quickly |
| Mobile-friendly | High | We want the website to look great on all kinds of devices |
| Extensibility | Medium | It should be easy to extend it with our own features |
| High DPI support | Low | Ideally, the framework would include some JavaScript to work with HiDPI images |
If you have any additional requirements or suggestions for a framework, please add them here. Thanks!
| foundation_screenshot.png (588 KB) foundation_screenshot.png | |||
| skeleton_screenshot.png (124 KB) skeleton_screenshot.png |
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History
#1
Updated by Gerrit Miller 7 months ago
I've downloaded a WordPress theme that uses the Foundation Framework and installed it on my blog. I think it looks great!
#2
Updated by Lesley Redon 7 months ago
- File skeleton_screenshot.png skeleton_screenshot.png added
Foundation is great for complex web apps I think, but I fear it could be too large for our small homepage.
We used Skeleton in a previous project. It's only 400 lines of code and I think it fits almost all our requirements.
#3
Updated by Luc Dupont 7 months ago
- Status changed from Open to In Progress
- % Done changed from 0 to 70
- Assignee set to Luc Dupont
Great suggestions. I went with Skeleton for now. Let's see how it goes.
#4
Updated by Gerrit Miller 7 months ago
- Precedes Task #5: User testing added
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