Modular Migration: Breaking the website migration into smaller, manageable components, focusing on one feature or section at a time.

Core Framework: Utilizing React as the core framework, with TypeScript as the primary programming language to ensure type safety and maintainability.

Key Objectives:

• Establishing a modern front-end architecture for a single section or feature (e.g., navigation, landing page, or user dashboard).
• Ensuring compatibility with existing data structures or back-end systems.
• Enhancing user experience (UX) by applying modern design principles to the selected feature.

Expected Outcomes:

• Understanding the Technology Stack: Learners will gain foundational knowledge of React and TypeScript within the first two weeks, supplemented by guided tutorials, documentation, and hands-on practice. Full mastery is not required initially; the focus is on understanding the basics to contribute effectively.
• Code Contribution: Learners will be able to make meaningful contributions to a specific feature or component within the project by the end of the first month.

Expected Deliverables: To ensure the project is manageable and aligns with realistic learning goals, learners will work on specific, self-contained features, such as:

1. Landing Page: Implementing a responsive and visually appealing homepage.
2. Login Section: Developing a functional and secure user authentication flow.
3. Questionnaire Module: Creating a dynamic form that stores user inputs.
4. Dashboard: Designing a basic dashboard to display user-specific data.
5. RBAC (Role-Based Access Control): Building a simple system to restrict access based on user roles.

Each deliverable will include:

• Clear requirements documented in the project’s BRD (Business Requirements Document) and design files.
• Pre-existing templates or starter code to accelerate development.
• Ongoing support via code reviews, meetings, and collaborative problem-solving.

Learning Experience: The project is designed to:

• Focus primarily on web development with React and TypeScript, reducing interdisciplinary complexity.
• Provide structured resources (e.g., tutorials, workshops) for learners to gradually build their knowledge.
• Allow learners to collaborate on achievable tasks while gaining exposure to real-world development processes.