Projects should have their own dedicated public page instead of being represented only by a card in the Projects section.
Each project page should follow a shared, standardized layout so that every project is presented consistently. The page should contain the project title, a more complete description, any relevant project information, and a dedicated area for external links or downloadable resources.
The available actions should be rendered dynamically based on the data configured for that specific project.
For example, a browser extension could expose a Chrome Web Store link, a desktop application could provide Windows, Linux or macOS downloads, while other projects could simply link to their website or repository. Resources that are not configured should not appear on the page.
Cards in the main Projects page should link to the corresponding project detail page, which becomes the main public entry point for that project.
The page should be entirely data-driven and use the project information managed through the Admin Dashboard. This way, when a project owner updates the description, adds a new platform, changes a download link or removes an existing resource, the public project page is updated automatically without requiring changes to the website code.
Projects should have their own dedicated public page instead of being represented only by a card in the Projects section.
Each project page should follow a shared, standardized layout so that every project is presented consistently. The page should contain the project title, a more complete description, any relevant project information, and a dedicated area for external links or downloadable resources.
The available actions should be rendered dynamically based on the data configured for that specific project.
For example, a browser extension could expose a Chrome Web Store link, a desktop application could provide Windows, Linux or macOS downloads, while other projects could simply link to their website or repository. Resources that are not configured should not appear on the page.
Cards in the main Projects page should link to the corresponding project detail page, which becomes the main public entry point for that project.
The page should be entirely data-driven and use the project information managed through the Admin Dashboard. This way, when a project owner updates the description, adds a new platform, changes a download link or removes an existing resource, the public project page is updated automatically without requiring changes to the website code.