HACKATHON • FRONT-END DEVELOPMENT
SENS’EAT, a landing page created during a hackathon.
A fictional connected cutlery project for which I designed the website structure and developed the front-end.
- Role
- Landing page structure & front-end development
- Technologies
- Angular and TypeScript
- Goal
- Present the concept and explain how it works
The project
SENS’EAT was imagined as part of a hackathon. The concept was based on connected cutlery designed to track information related to eating habits.
As the project was fictional, the main goal was to build a coherent presentation of the product and explain how it worked through a landing page.
Structuring the page
I worked on the structure of the landing page: organizing the content, defining the order of the different sections and building a flow that gradually explains the concept.
The page first introduces the product, then explains how it works and finally presents the offer. The idea was to keep the structure simple without overwhelming the user with information.
Building the interface
I then developed the landing page with Angular and TypeScript, integrating the content and visual assets created for the project.
I also worked on the responsive behavior to make sure the layout and components adapted correctly to different screen sizes.