Cobalt Construction

This project was for a subsidiary company of Cobalt Group, called Cobalt Construction. The main focus of this website was to display all of the projects of the company, and also display their location on a map.
This website was created using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Web technologies used:
HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
Design process:
Similar to how I created the previous website (Cobalt Aluminium), I created a few variants on Figma using the same style and presented them to the client through the Figma prototype. After receiving their feedback, I made a few adjustments to my design, and sent the final version to the client once more. Upon their approval, no more revisions needed to be made, and I moved on to developing the site.

Challenges and their solutions:
When creating this website, similarly to my Cobalt Aluminium project, I had not yet learnt React.js/Next.js. This website features a map at the bottom of the homepage. When you click on the name of a project on the left side, the icon will appear on the map, in the projects general location in London. As I didn't have React.js' state under my belt, I was unable to simple use useState and had to opt for a more primitive approach by adding and removing classes by manipulating the DOM.
This “challenge” wasn't hard to accomplish, however, looking back at it now, I'm glad to say that I know React very well and will avoid building solely HTML, CSS, and JavaScript websites.
I hope you enjoyed this project!
I appreciate you taking time to check out this project! If you'd like to see more, feel free to explore my other projects.
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This project was for a subsidiary company of Cobalt Group, called Cobalt Construction. The main focus of this website was to display all of the projects of the company, and also display their location on a map.
This website was created using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Web technologies used:
HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
Design process:
Similar to how I created the previous website (Cobalt Aluminium), I created a few variants on Figma using the same style and presented them to the client through the Figma prototype. After receiving their feedback, I made a few adjustments to my design, and sent the final version to the client once more. Upon their approval, no more revisions needed to be made, and I moved on to developing the site.

Challenges and their solutions:
When creating this website, similarly to my Cobalt Aluminium project, I had not yet learnt React.js/Next.js. This website features a map at the bottom of the homepage. When you click on the name of a project on the left side, the icon will appear on the map, in the projects general location in London. As I didn't have React.js' state under my belt, I was unable to simple use useState and had to opt for a more primitive approach by adding and removing classes by manipulating the DOM.
This “challenge” wasn't hard to accomplish, however, looking back at it now, I'm glad to say that I know React very well and will avoid building solely HTML, CSS, and JavaScript websites.
I hope you enjoyed this project!
I appreciate you taking time to check out this project! If you'd like to see more, feel free to explore my other projects.
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