Archiartz is a project carried out as part of an assessment during my first year in MMI. The aim was to design and code a website for a fictitious museum, showcasing the works of an architect of our choice. I completed the project on my own in just 4 days, taking charge of both the design and development of the site.
For this project, I used Vue.js to develop a dynamic, responsive user interface, combined with Tailwind CSS for a clean, modern design. To manage the backend and add artworks, I opted for PocketBase, which enabled me to structure the data efficiently. This project was an excellent opportunity to deepen my skills with these tools and explore their integration into a complete workflow.
This project was designed specifically for computer use, offering an experience optimized for large screens. My aim was to guarantee fluid navigation and impeccable visual rendering, perfectly adapted to this platform. However, the site could not be published, as it was produced as part of an academic project.
Thanks to this project, I considerably enriched my technical skills and deepened my understanding of the tools used. This was my first experience with Vue.js, Tailwind CSS and PocketBase, and I was able to learn how to integrate them harmoniously to create a complete site. This process enabled me to master the creation of a responsive user interface, structure a functional backend and create a modern, coherent design.