Great question! The project folder path depends on where you downloaded/created the project. Let me help you find it.
The project is likely in one of these locations:
Windows:
# Check Downloads folder
cd C:\Users\YourUsername\Downloads\chevening-alumni-website
# Check Desktop
cd C:\Users\YourUsername\Desktop\chevening-alumni-website
# Check Documents
cd C:\Users\YourUsername\Documents\chevening-alumni-websiteMac:
# Check Downloads folder
cd ~/Downloads/chevening-alumni-website
# Check Desktop
cd ~/Desktop/chevening-alumni-website
# Check Documents
cd ~/Documents/chevening-alumni-websiteWindows:
Win + SMac:
Cmd + Spacechevening-alumni-websiteIf you downloaded from v0, it's probably in your Downloads folder with a name like:
chevening-alumni-websitev0-export-chevening-alumni-websiteOnce you think you're in the right folder, run:
ls(Mac/Linux) or
dir(Windows)
You should see files like:
package.jsonnext.config.mjsapp/ foldercomponents/ foldertailwind.config.tsCan you find a folder with "chevening" in the name? Let me know what you find!
Ah, I see! You haven't downloaded the project yet. Let me help you get the Chevening Alumni website code onto your computer.
If you can't find the download button, let's create it step by step:
Create a new folder:
# Navigate to your Desktop
cd Desktop
# Create the project folder
mkdir chevening-alumni-website
cd chevening-alumni-websiteInitialize a Next.js project:
npx create-next-app@latest . --typescript --tailwind --eslint --app --src-dir=false --import-alias="@/*"If the project is on GitHub, you could clone it:
git clone [repository-url]
cd chevening-alumni-websiteThe simplest way is to look for the "Download Code" button in this chat. It should be near the code blocks I shared earlier.
Can you see a "Download Code" button anywhere on this page? It's usually in the top-right corner of the code preview area.