Inspiration
We were inspired by Capital One's Streaming Subscription Management Challenge and a desire to practice our HTML5 and CSS programming skills to create this project.
What it does
The Capital One Subscription Manager is a mock-up of the final product with the ability to integrate JavaScript functionality into it later. It has a welcome page describing the proposed functionality of the product. It also has a mock-up of a scrollable list of the current user's subscription services showing the price, date last used, and price of the subscription service which with added JavaScript functionality in the future it will be able to show the actual data. There is a subscription manager page that has two buttons that will be able to Cancel and Renew the selected subscriptions with added JavaScript functionality in the future. Finally, there is a footer linking all of Capital One's social media presence and legal contracts. The website also has some limited support for larger and smaller window sizes. Ultimately the website is a blueprint of a possible subscription manager that can easily have the necessary functionality added.
How we built it
We built this project using HTML5 and CSS.
Challenges we ran into
Unfortunately, we ran out of time and were unable to add JavaScript functionality to the project. There were also issues syncing up the workflow using GitHub.
Accomplishments that we're proud of
We are proud of the professional and clean look of our website that will not look out of place compared to Capital One's other products.
What we learned
We learned how to apply our knowledge of HTML5 and CSS in a useful way that can help corporate and user interests alike.
What's next for Capital One Subscription Manager
In the future, we hope to add JavaScript functionality to the website so it can actually keep track of the user's current subscriptions and manage them. We also want to fix issues with smaller window sizes cropping out buttons and text.
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