By: Aubrey Cantrell, Adriana Castillo, Sheker Atayeva, Tenzin Yangchen
Our project aims to address the issue of the inaccessibility of Wellesley's work orders website for students. Currently, the platform lacks a cohesive way to submit work orders and does not support access from mobile devices. This creates significant challenges for students, particularly in urgent situations such as dorm heating issues in cold MA winters. We developed an intuitive Wellesley work orders webpage with CSS, and HTML. The platform offers effective communication with maintenance staff and is accessible on both mobile devices and PCs.
This project was created through Wellesley's Career Education Program in the Coding Track, where students aim to pursue leadership, teamwork, professional and career development, and learning git and GitHub to better prepare themselves for their ideal careers. The program runs from Jan 13 - 20 as an intensive combination of courses and workshops on project development, coding skills refinement and networking. I collaborated with 3 three group members to redesign the Wellesley work order platform to consider user needs and develop solutions to imporver the user experience.
Current Design
Our Design
Low Fidelity Wireframe
