Great question! The project folder path depends on where you downloaded/created the project. Let me help you find it.

Find Your Project Folder

Method 1: Check Your Downloads/Desktop

The project is likely in one of these locations:

Windows:

Mac:

Method 2: Search for the Project

Windows:

1. Press Win + S
2. Search for "chevening-alumni-website"
3. Right-click the folder → "Open in Terminal"

Mac:

1. Press Cmd + Space
2. Search for "chevening-alumni-website"
3. Right-click the folder → "New Terminal at Folder"

Method 3: Use File Explorer/Finder

1. Open File Explorer (Windows) or Finder (Mac)
2. Look for a folder named chevening-alumni-website
3. Right-click the folder → "Open in Terminal" or "Open in Command Prompt"

Method 4: If You Used v0's Download Feature

If you downloaded from v0, it's probably in your Downloads folder with a name like:

• chevening-alumni-website
• v0-export-chevening-alumni-website
• Or similar

Quick Check

Once you think you're in the right folder, run:

(Mac/Linux) or

(Windows)

You should see files like:

• package.json
• next.config.mjs
• app/ folder
• components/ folder
• tailwind.config.ts

Can 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.

Download the Project from v0

Method 1: Download from v0 (Recommended)

1. Go back to this v0 chat page
2. Look for the "Download Code" button - it should be in the top-right corner of the code block
3. Click "Download Code"
4. Choose your download location (Desktop or Downloads folder)
5. Extract the ZIP file if it downloads as a ZIP

Method 2: Create Project Manually

If you can't find the download button, let's create it step by step:

1. Create a new folder:

   # Navigate to your Desktop cd Desktop # Create the project folder mkdir chevening-alumni-website cd chevening-alumni-website

2. Initialize a Next.js project:

   npx create-next-app@latest . --typescript --tailwind --eslint --app --src-dir=false --import-alias="@/*"
3. Then I'll help you add all the Chevening-specific code

Method 3: Use GitHub (if available)

If the project is on GitHub, you could clone it:

Easiest Option: Download from v0

The 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.