This project was the final for the 2018 Summer semester of the Red Academy web development program. It involved forming groups and redesigning a functional website for a community project.
These instructions will get you a copy of the project up and running on your local machine for development and testing purposes. See deployment for notes on how to deploy the project on a live system.
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Download me (don't clone me!) Then add me to your wp-content directory.
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Install the dev dependencies Next you'll need to run npm install inside your theme directory next to install the node modules you'll need for Gulp, etc.
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Update the proxy in gulpfile.js Lastly, be sure to update your gulpfile.js with the appropriate URL for the Browsersync proxy (so change localhost[:port-here]/[your-dir-name-here] to the appropriate localhost URL).
What things you need to install the software and how to install them
Installing A step by step series of examples that tell you how to get a development env running
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This is the final project of our Web Development course at RED Academy, and our first time experiencing what development is like working as a team. The goal was to work with the UI/UX designers to develop an updated website for Everywoman's Health Centre.
They are an abortion and sexual health clinic based in Vancouver which provide aspiration abortion, medical abortions, IUD insertions, miscarriage management, and other reproductive health care.
One of the biggest takeaways we took from this project is being able to work together in a way that is time efficient, and keeps the code consistent while encountering as few merge conflicts as possible. We also got to experiement more with the WordPress interface, gaining more experience with various commonly seen plugins such as Gutenberg and Contact Form 7.
- PHP
- Sass
- WordPress
- MAMP (As a local server)
- JavaScript ES5
- jQuery
- Gulp
Then add me to your wp-content directory.
Next you'll need to run npm install inside your theme directory next to install the node modules you'll need for Gulp, etc.
Lastly, be sure to update your gulpfile.js with the appropriate URL for the Browsersync proxy (so change localhost[:port-here]/[your-dir-name-here] to the appropriate localhost URL).
