The web committee celebrating the finished website

Memories

How the web committee built this site

A keepsake page for our own team — the sketches, the build nights, the demos and the day this archive went live.

6

Group accounts on the portal

5

Public pages designed

200 MB

Max size per uploaded file

Late-night debugging sessions

Our journey

From whiteboard to launch

01

The idea

Our English program work was scattered across chat groups and drives. The web committee proposed one shared home for every assignment, presentation and recording.

02

Planning the pages

We sketched the site on a whiteboard — home, about, activities, groups — and agreed that every group should manage its own members and uploads.

03

Building it

Late evenings of layout work, blue theme experiments inspired by the faculty site, and a secure private portal for the six accounts.

04

Reviews and fixes

We demoed the site to the batch and the teachers' panel, collected feedback and refined the navigation, filters and file uploads.

05

Launch day

The archive went live for all six groups — and it keeps growing with every new submission we publish.

Gallery

7 photos

Moments from the making of this website, kept here so we can look back on it.

Web committee sketching the website layout on a whiteboard
Sketching the first sitemap
Two committee members coding the site on laptops
Build nights
A committee member demoing the site to classmates
First demo to the batch
The committee celebrating the finished website
Launch day
Students collaborating on an English activity
Collecting group content
A student presenting in a lecture room
Documenting presentations
A lecturer reviewing work with students
Guidance from the panel

Thank you

To every group that trusted us with their work

This site belongs to all six groups of 5-10 AB. The web committee only built the shelves — the work on them is yours, and it will stay here for the batches that follow.