Students will engage in a collaborative brainstorming session with community partners and university mentors to identify community problems and constraints, creating a detailed problem statement that sets the foundation for their website development journey.

Students will collaborate with community partners and mentors to brainstorm website ideas that address community needs, incorporating HTML, CSS, and JavaScript for innovative solutions.

Students will collaborate with community partners and university mentors to select a community issue their website will address, design a comprehensive website plan incorporating HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, and prepare detailed blueprints for their website layout and content.

Students will build and test a prototype website using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, focusing on incorporating user-friendly design elements and community partner feedback from previous phases, in preparation for peer reviews and further refinement.

Students will conduct interactive usability tests with peers and community partners to validate their website designs, identify areas for enhancement, and ensure alignment with community needs and user-friendly principles within the allocated day.

Students will collaborate with university mentors to refine their websites by evaluating user feedback, making code adjustments, and enhancing design elements to better address community needs and prepare for the upcoming showcase.

Students will present their completed websites in a 'Website Launch Showcase' to community partners and mentors, receive live critiques, and reflect on their creative journey and community impact, demonstrating how their design solutions meet the needs identified in prior phases.