Total 9 Pages of Static HTML & CSS Frontend Website – Dashboard, Course Info, Blogs, & More (No Backend)

Project Description:
We are looking for a frontend developer to build a fully static website using only HTML and CSS (JavaScript optional for minor UI effects). This project does not require any backend integration or data feed. The content will be hardcoded or added via simple HTML structure.

The website will act as a prototype/demo site for our education-related platform. It must be clean, responsive, and neatly organized.

Pages Required:
Dashboard Page

Overview layout with sections like featured courses, announcements, and quick links

Should be visually appealing with card-style elements (no functionality needed)

Course Listing & Categories Page

Display different course categories

Course cards with title, duration, and short description

Layout-only — no dynamic filters or backend logic

Blogs Page

Blog-style layout with post cards: title, snippet, and a “Read More” link

Should be clean and grid-based

Contact Us Page

Basic contact form layout (no functionality needed)

Fields: Name, Email, Message

Google Maps placeholder section optional

About Us Page

Static content describing the company

Include team section (name, photo placeholders, designations)

Info Page (Common Layout)

A single layout to be reused for displaying static content like:

Privacy Policy

FAQs

Disclaimer

Copyright

Common Footer (To be included across all pages)

Quick links to all main sections

Contact info, logo, and social media icons (non-functional)

Technical Scope:
Must be developed using pure HTML and CSS only

Responsive for mobile, tablet, and desktop views

Consistent typography, spacing, and styling

Use of CSS Flexbox/Grid encouraged

You may use Font Awesome or CSS sprites for icons

No backend, CMS, or data handling required

Clean folder structure (HTML files + assets + CSS)

Deliverables:
All HTML files, CSS, image placeholders

Responsive tested layouts

Proper file/folder structure with comments in code

Final zipped folder or GitHub repo link

Timeline:
Estimated duration: 5–7 days

Timeline can be finalized after discussion