Crafting a Crypto Website with Adaptability and Precision

Our company was approached by a client to create a crypto dashboard that contained three pages, a landing page, a bot creation page, and a bot history page. The client provided us with a design in Figma, and we were responsible for implementing it using HTML/CSS. However, we had limited knowledge of crypto and faced issues in creating the design, especially with the fonts provided by the client.

1.Designer

2.Developer 

3.Project Coordinator (To handle the client and communications)

4.Quality Analyst

5.Team lead of Development(To supervise the things)

1.Our team faced several challenges during the development process. The first challenge was the lack of knowledge about the crypto industry. We had to do extensive research to understand the crypto market and its terminologies. It took us a few days to get familiar with the concepts and come up with a design that would be suitable for the client.

2.The second challenge was with the font sizes provided in the Figma design. The fonts appear bigger in HTML, so we had to adjust the sizes to make them appear correctly on the dashboard. This took a lot of reworking and back-and-forth communication with the client to ensure that the fonts were legible and visually appealing.

3.The third challenge was with the screen size. The Figma design provided by the client was for a screen size of 1440, which was not a good fit for all screens. When we delivered the dashboard to the client, he was unhappy with the size and suggested that we work on the same screens for a screen size of 1280. This meant that we had to redesign and rework the entire dashboard to fit the smaller screen size.

Solution: 

1.To overcome these challenges, our team had to work closely with the client and maintain open communication throughout the development process. We asked for feedback and suggestions regularly and implemented them promptly. We also did extensive research on the crypto market to create a design that would be suitable for the client's target audience.

2.To fix the issue with the font sizes, we experimented with different font sizes and styles until we found the right fit. We also made sure to test the dashboard on different devices and screen sizes to ensure that the fonts were legible and visually appealing.

3.To address the issue with the screen size, we redesigned the entire dashboard to fit the smaller screen size of 1280. We made sure that the layout and design remained consistent across all screen sizes, and that the dashboard was easy to use and navigate.

Despite the challenges we faced, we were able to deliver a high-quality crypto dashboard to the client that met their requirements and expectations. The client was happy with the final product and appreciated our efforts in overcoming the challenges. We also developed a good relationship with the client and are still working on the project with them.

Conclusion: 

In conclusion, this project was a valuable learning experience for our team, as we gained knowledge about the crypto industry and the challenges that come with designing a crypto dashboard. We also learned the importance of open communication with clients and the need to adapt to their requirements and preferences. Overall, this project helped us to improve our skills and capabilities in designing and developing complex dashboards.