The Holborn Website Project is a University of the Arts London Computer Science BSc Year 1 module final project. The brief was to produce a speculative site to be displayed in 10 years' time (2035). The website serves as an interactive and informative platform designed to provide insights into Holborn's history, attractions, and community initiatives. The goal is to create a visually appealing, fully responsive, user-friendly experience while maintaining readability and usability.

Local Information: Showcases key attractions, businesses, and cultural highlights of Holborn.

Events Section: Displays real and recurring events such as tech fairs and design festivals.

Interactive Elements: Hover animations and smooth scrolling for enhanced usability.

Aesthetic Consistency: Maintains a cohesive color scheme and branding across all pages.

Optimized Readability: Ensures high contrast between text and background for better legibility.

HTML, CSS, JavaScript for frontend development.

Lenis Library for smooth scrolling.

Swiper.js Library for interactive carousels.

Vite.js for fast and optimized development.

Git for version control.

Eden AI Chatbot for AI-powered chatbot integration

Timothy Chen (Me) - Developer & Design Lead (wrote all code, led design and branding, created Figma prototypes, participated in research and documentation)

Iya Begum- Lead of Documentation (oversaw and structured the project's written content)

Victor Santos Von Rogoschin- Lead of Research (conducted research and gathered relevant information for the project)

Kevin Powell - CSS Grid & Animation Tutorials

Darkroom Engineering - Lenis Smooth Scrolling Library

MDN Web Docs & W3Schools - HTML/CSS Documentation

Interaction Design Foundation - Glassmorphism Resources

Swiper.js - Interactive Carousels

Eden AI Chatbot - AI-powered chatbot integration

This project is licensed under the MIT License.