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Frontend prototype built at Osky Interactive for a client project. The prototype was developed as a static proof of concept, demonstrating proposed user interface designs and interaction patterns before committing to full-stack development. This approach allowed the client to evaluate the look, feel, and behavior of the application in a browser rather than reviewing static design mockups, providing a more accurate sense of the final product.

The prototype was built with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, using Bootstrap 3 for layout and responsive grid, jQuery 3 for DOM manipulation and interactions, Font Awesome 4 for iconography, and Select2 for enhanced dropdown inputs. This combination prioritized rapid iteration speed -- changes to layout, styling, and interactions could be made and previewed quickly. The focus was on demonstrating UI/UX patterns: navigation flows, form interactions, responsive layout behavior, and visual hierarchy. Components were structured to mirror the planned information architecture so the prototype could serve as a reference during full development.

• Bootstrap 3 responsive grid for layout across desktop and mobile viewports
• jQuery 3 handles interactive elements including navigation, form behavior, and content state changes
• Select2 enhanced dropdowns for searchable, multi-select form inputs
• Font Awesome 4 for consistent iconography across the interface
• Component structure mirrors the planned application architecture for use as a development reference
• Delivered as a self-contained package the client could open and review directly in a browser

The prototype was delivered as part of the project scoping and design phase, giving the client a tangible, interactive reference to validate design decisions before full development began.