7.3 Presentation of the final group project

As we progress through our 20-day web development course using Airtable as a no-code platform, you will have the opportunity to apply the knowledge and skills you have gained by working on a final group project. This project will be an essential part of the learning experience, allowing you to demonstrate your mastery of the platform and create a fully functional web application from scratch. Let's discuss the details of the final group project:

Project Objective: The goal of the final project is to create a web application using Airtable as the backend and a no-code web development platform, such as Webflow or Bubble, for the frontend. Your web application should address a real-world problem or provide a useful service, showcasing your ability to design, develop, and launch a functional solution.

Group Formation: You will be divided into small groups to collaborate on the final project. Each group will be composed of members with diverse backgrounds and skill sets, encouraging you to learn from one another and benefit from different perspectives.

Project Proposal: Each group will be required to submit a project proposal outlining the concept, objectives, target audience, and key features of the web application. Your instructors will provide feedback and guidance to help refine your ideas and ensure the project's feasibility.

Project Milestones: Throughout the course, you will work on your group project in parallel with the curriculum, following a series of milestones to ensure you stay on track. These milestones will include design sprints, development sprints, user testing, and iterations based on feedback.

Collaboration Tools: To facilitate collaboration within your group, you will have access to various tools, such as Airtable, Trello, Slack, or Google Workspace, to manage tasks, communicate effectively, and share resources.

Instructor Support: Your instructors will provide ongoing support and guidance throughout the project, conducting regular check-ins, offering feedback, and helping you overcome any challenges you may face.

Final Presentation: At the end of the course, each group will present their completed web application to the class, showcasing the features, functionality, and design of their solution. You will be expected to demonstrate how your application addresses the problem or need you identified, highlighting the key benefits and value proposition.

Feedback and Evaluation: Following the final presentations, you will receive feedback from your instructors and peers, allowing you to reflect on your performance, identify areas for improvement, and celebrate your achievements. Your final project will be evaluated based on criteria such as innovation, usability, design, functionality, and overall impact.

The final group project is an invaluable opportunity for you to put your new skills into practice, work collaboratively with your peers, and create a web application that showcases your abilities as a no-code developer. We look forward to seeing the innovative solutions you will create during this exciting part of the course.

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