A condominium website
Leonora Latorre
A retained website project from 2015, built with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
I designed and built this project independently, using my own resources.
01 / Context
The problem behind the project
A condominium needed a website to present its information online.
This retained 2015 website is earlier client-facing web work for a condominium. Its requirements are closer to information architecture and usable content navigation than to the distributed systems in the later portfolio.
02 / Implementation
Design and implementation
I worked on the website and retain the public source as an earlier web-development project.
I worked on the HTML, CSS, JavaScript, visual assets, and page structure. The retained entry page organizes the site around home, organizational information, a gallery, documents, contact, and user access.
03 / Approach
Engineering decisions
Preserve the original scope
The repository contains the site pages, styles, scripts, and assets. It is read-only historical source.
04 / Evidence
Evidence and outcomes
The public source preserves the entry document and supporting assets. It provides a concrete record of the website’s navigation and implementation era.
Source and technical notes
05 / Current scope
Where it stands
Superseded 2015 website; no live deployment.
This is a historical source snapshot, not a claim that the original installation, document collection, or user-access backend is currently maintained or available.