1. Home Page: Your Hub for Holistic Growth The Home Page must immediately communicate CAPS's role as a central support system within Christ University, inspiring trust and encouraging engagement.

Components (3-5 per page):

Navigation Bar: A clean header featuring the Christ University and CAPS logos. Links would include: Home, Services (e.g., Academic, Professional), Events, Our Team, and a Login portal for students/faculty. Hero Section: An authentic image of students collaborating or being mentored in a Christ University setting. Headline: Fostering Your Academic and Professional Journey Subheading: The Centre for training, peer support, and skill development at Christ University. Call-to-Action (CTA) Button: Explore Our Services Core Pillars Section: An icon-driven section that visually represents CAPS's main functions. This makes the offerings scannable and easy to understand. Icon 1: Academic & Peer Support Icon 2: Professional & Career Skills Icon 3: Leadership & Co-curricular Growth Upcoming Opportunities: A clean, card-based slider showing 2-3 featured events (workshops, seminars). Each card includes the title, date, and a "Register" button. Footer: Simple and functional, with the CAPS office location, contact email, and links to relevant university departments. Visuals and Formatting:

Branding: Strictly uses the Christ University color palette and typography to ensure seamless integration and brand identity. Photography: High-quality, authentic photos of the university's own students and faculty should be used to build a sense of community. Layout: A structured, grid-based layout that conveys professionalism and organization, reflecting the Centre's vision to be a benchmark. 2. Events Page: Your Calendar for Skill Development This page is a clear, functional, and comprehensive directory of all developmental opportunities offered by CAPS.

Components (3-5 per page):

Page Header: A direct and encouraging title: CAPS Events & Workshops. Filter & Search Bar: This is the most critical component for a good user experience. Filters should be tailored to the CAPS audience: Filter by Category: Academic Skills, Professional Readiness, Life Skills, Faculty Development. Filter by Audience: Undergraduate Students, Postgraduate Students, Faculty & Staff. Event Listings (Card Layout): A clean grid of event cards. Each card is a self-contained summary: Date & Time Event Title Tags: Color-coded tags for category and audience (e.g., a blue "Academic Skills" tag and a grey "UG Students" tag). A "Learn More & Register" button. Calendar View (Toggle): An option to toggle between the card list view and a traditional calendar view, allowing users to see the month's offerings at a glance. Visuals and Formatting:

Information Hierarchy: The design of the event cards prioritizes key information. The title and date are most prominent, followed by the tags and CTA. Interactivity: Subtle hover effects on cards and buttons provide visual feedback. Clicking "Learn More" could open a modal/pop-up with full details to avoid navigating away from the main list, creating a smoother experience. 3. Volunteer Dashboard Concept: Peer Supporter Portal This is the logged-in experience for student volunteers/mentors. It’s designed to be functional, empowering, and a clear record of their valuable contributions.

Components (3-5 per page):

Welcome & Profile Card: A personalized card at the top that confirms the student's identity and role within CAPS. Name: [Student's Name] Register Number: [Student's ID] Class: [e.g., 3BCA-A] Committee Name: [e.g., Peer Writing Tutors, Event Support Team] Contribution Snapshot: A visual and data-centric overview of the student's work. Total Working Hours: A large, bold number showing their total contribution. Semester Goal Progress: A clean progress bar showing hours logged against a semester target (e.g., 15 out of 30 hours). A prominent Log Your Hours button. Impact Graph: A simple, clean graph that visualizes their activity. Graph Type: A bar chart is ideal for this. X-Axis: Months (e.g., July, Aug, Sep) Y-Axis: Hours Contributed This provides a powerful visual answer to "What has my impact been over time?" Graph: Monthly Contribution (Hours) My Upcoming Tasks: A simple, chronological list of upcoming responsibilities. Sep 15: Mentor Session with [Mentee Name] Sep 22: Workshop Support for "Job Readiness 101" Resource Hub: A small section with essential quick links. Link to Training Materials Link to Reporting Form Visuals and Formatting:

Data Visualization: The graph is the centerpiece. It should be minimalist, using a single color from the university's palette, with clear labels and no unnecessary clutter (like gridlines or 3D effects). Mobile-First Design: This dashboard must be perfectly functional on a mobile phone, as students will likely use it to log hours or check tasks on the go. A single-column layout for mobile would ensure all cards are clear and tappable.