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Front-End Development Process Breakdown for Job Requirement Fulfillment

1. Client Requirement Gathering

  • Action: Communicate directly with the client to understand their specific requirements.
    • Procedure:
      • If given direct access, schedule a meeting or use communication tools like email or project management software (e.g., Jira, Notion) to discuss needs.
      • If not, coordinate with a senior team member to gain access or detailed project briefs.
      • Document all requirements clearly for reference throughout the project.

2. Project Setup

  • Action: Establish a local development environment.
    • Procedure:
      • Choose a local server:
        • ddev: For containerized environments, beneficial for version control and consistency.
        • XAMPP: For quick setups with Apache, MySQL, PHP, and Perl, but might need more manual configuration for complex setups.
      • Setup:
        • Install the chosen software.
        • Initialize a new project or clone from a repository.
        • Ensure all necessary services are running (like MySQL if required).

3. Design Implementation

  • Action: Translate client requirements into a functional design.
    • Procedure:
      • Review any provided design mock-ups or wireframes.
      • Code the front-end using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, potentially with frameworks like React or Vue.js.
      • Use Git for version control, committing changes with descriptive messages.
      • Regularly cross-check the design with requirements to ensure alignment with client expectations.

4. Iterative Development and Feedback

  • Action: Work in iterative cycles to meet client expectations.
    • Procedure:
      • Develop in sprints, focusing on parts of the site.
      • Conduct local testing for functionality and responsiveness.
      • Incorporate feedback:
        • Present progress to the client or seniors for review.
        • Adjust based on feedback received.
        • Iterate until the project meets or exceeds expectations.

5. Finalization

  • Action: Prepare for deployment or project handover.
    • Procedure:
      • Perform final quality checks, including cross-browser testing and performance optimization.
      • Document:
        • Project setup.
        • Custom configurations.
        • How to run the project locally or deploy it.
      • Ensure all code is committed to version control for future reference or team collaboration.
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