Nike website
- 12 Devlogs
- 46 Total hours
Re-discover Nike through the lens of My website...you'll probably love it more than before ;D
Re-discover Nike through the lens of My website...you'll probably love it more than before ;D
I am finally shipping my project for the second time under vote pool after more than +15 hours of constant improvement. I based this new Nike website on the feedbacks I read over and over to understand the reviewers point of view, the other great websites here in stardance and my own introspection.
I won’t say much as today was entirely dedicated to debugging the code and correcting UI. Thanks to all those who helped found the spelling errors and those who followed the progression of my work up to this stage. I had a 5.50x last ship, so I am expecting much more.
Keep up and Aspire greatness!
When during the researches for the different items, I often see how there is a whole story behind each shoe, making it even more valuable. And I taught, why not have a section dedicated to Nike’s story? At first I thought that every knew about those stories, but after a small survey (less than a 1000 people), only ~17% knew about this. I went on and did this beautiful “Genesis”. I want to note that I am trying as much as possible to reduce AI text, as it was one of the review critics. So, the section is 100% AI free text and the total AI text is now less than 10% and I am very proud of that :D.
During this coding session, I also:
Here is a call for all people reaching up to here. I am trying to correct all the typos errors in the site, and I need your help for that. Please take a minute to just check a single page and share with people you know. This post will make more than 20 views and I am sure we can make it to find any error. Input them in the comments, TIA. Click here
Today I added a section called “Sports Daily”. It features some of the sport tools that Nike produces like the balls. I started introducing the Soccer balls (using soccer for my Americans buddies :D) and the Basket balls. The interface is not yet operational so, if you’ve any suggestions to better it I am full ears. It was so much effort to search for all the balls and writing the text based on the official data set. All the text written here is human written, or copied from an official data set.
During this session I also:
As always, constructive feedback is welcomed. I will push these modifs in the repo soon.
This is the lesson I learned the hard way when I wanted to add a magnetic_heart animation in the Nike website using JS.
After spending +2hours of hard coding JS lines, and opening a handful of sites on how to do that, I succeeded, but not in the site (In a test site I created to see if I mastered the concept). Even Gemini could not help me out. It’s a loss, but a beautiful one. I learnt new JS concepts and I have tried at least. I left the codeblock in my repo just as reminder of that lesson.
During the session I also:
organization.html
I am not abandoning the possibility of adding another JS animation or just an implementation. I keep up!
I was once more reviewing my website and the feedbacks I had from the last ship. One of them is that my website is to focus on the common stuffs we know about Nike (though the reviewer said they learnt new stuffs). So I did a page in the collab section on the organizations that collaborate with Nike and what they do a little bit.
I also:
This is a small plus for those who make it up till here! If you get to visit the site (not now, but soon), visit the collab between Billie Eilish and Nike. There is a small animation I want to see if it fits.
The first thing the user sees decides if they stay on the site, or leave!
I entered my website, and I did not want to continue exploring it. Just from the landing page. Why would I expect people to love what I did, when I don’t even like it myself ? So, I decided to arrange that landing page. I added a background image, that represents Nike. It features its stars and logos. I also made the links to be more attractive and intuitive to the user. I removed the trash intro text that was there, making the site vapid.
I also:
As always, constructive feedback is always welcomed.
Thanks for reading!
We on go
I remember when I put the last word for Jordan section.
I think what took me so long, is to search the text that I think that fits best the shoe and the colors that match the main theme.
Anyway, you can try it with the demo link in the README.md and constructive feedback is always welcomed !
EXHAUSTING
This is the word that resumes this 4 hours coding session I had. So, what was that exhausting ?
That is the interesting part. I did all the time trying to:
And it was extremely tedious as I had to revise my bases first. But I am so proud of the result. I advice you to just give it a try in the demo link. As you know constructive feedback is always welcomed
Final Devlog before first ship
To end the first part of this coding journey I had to “find 10,000 ways that won’t work”. In other words, I to start over and over to make that one block javaScript code to run as I wanted. Now you can change the theme of the landing page by clicking on the swoosh (Try it out. I find it fun ;D). I think I will implement this is in one of my web design projects.
I profited of the fire on my fingers (a way to say inspiration. Don’t worry) to change the structure of the site’s presentation. I want to ship the project first before adding complete modifications for the second ship.
Devlog #02
I decided to restructure the presentation of the website, and a new manner of presenting it. This method will recquire me to introduce JavaScript and make the animations more lively. I’m keeping you updated on the advancement guys #Aspiregreatness
Devlog #01
Today I published a demo of my website online: It was quite tedious since it was my first time, and the to and fro movements from VS code to Github, passing through Vercel was a great challenge. I had to do it before going to my morning activities. I added inside a section talking about Jannick Sinner too, so tennis fans may visit and give me some constructive feedback. Link in demo. #Aspiregreatness
This is were I’m upto with the Nike website. Is it nice enough :D