Students will engage with community partners in a collaborative brainstorm to define the essential question of the website project, identifying both the core communication goals and technical constraints they aim to address in the school club's online presence.

Students will collaboratively select their website design approach, outline detailed project plans incorporating community partner insights, and draft initial web pages using HTML/CSS/JavaScript, setting the foundation for subsequent development in the Create phase.

Students will brainstorm and sketch ideas for their club websites through collaborative discussions, exploring innovative solutions and incorporating feedback from their peers to refine design concepts over two days.

Students will collaboratively build and test a prototype of their club website using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, integrating feedback from peers and community partners to create a functional and engaging digital platform.

Students will conduct structured usability testing on their club websites, gathering feedback from peers and community partners to validate design choices and ensure alignment with user needs, preparing them for further improvements.

Students will engage in a focused review session with community partners and peers to gather feedback on their website prototypes, critically analyze received insights, and implement targeted improvements to enhance design and functionality before moving to the final sharing phase.

Students will present their finalized club websites at a Website Launch Party, engage with attendees to gather real-time feedback, and participate in a reflective session to discuss their growth throughout the project's phases and the impact on their school community.