This website serves as the official platform for the annual Decaf event hosted by TESC at UCSD. It provides comprehensive information about the event, including its purpose, schedule, sponsors, FAQs, and contact details. Key features include:
- Event overview and registration
- Details about organizers and sponsors
- Frequently asked questions for students and recruiters
- Direct links to social and communication channels
- Easy navigation and user-friendly interface
This project utilizes the following technologies and tools:
- Create React App
- React
- JavaScript (ES6+)
- HTML5 & CSS3
- Node.js & npm
- Git & GitHub for version control
The site features a responsive navigagtion bar at the top of each page, providing quick access to all main sections:
- \home
- \about
- \sponsors
- \FAQ
- \contact
| Path | Description |
|---|---|
| / | Home page with Decaf 2026 event details and Registration forms. |
| /about | Information about the Decaf. |
| /faq | Frequently asked questions and answers. |
| /sponsor | Details for sponsors and sponsorship info. |
This page offers an overview of the annual Decaf event organized by TESC, highlighting its objectives, significance, and the benefits it provides to participants.
This page showcases all sponsors of the Decaf 2026 event, displaying their respective logos and organizing them by sponsorship category for easy reference and recognition.
Sponsor logos are dynamically loaded from the public directory.
This page presents frequently asked questions from students and recruiters, organized for easy navigation. Each FAQ is displayed as a dropdown, with the question as the heading and the answer revealed upon expansion, providing clear and accessible information to users.
It offers users a convenient way to connect with TESC through their preferred social or communication channel.
This page features interactive icons for Gmail, Instagram, LinkedIn, X, and Discord, each serving as a direct link to the respective platform.
The page footer highlights information about the organizers (TESC), their mission to support UCSD students.
Migrate the website to Vite to improve performance, development speed, and overall user experience.
Additional enhancements may include UI/UX improvements.
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In the project directory, you can run:
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