The ZPrize Leaderboard table was a significant component of the ZPrize sub-project (Aleo), built on Webflow. Its importance stemmed from its role in displaying data related to the ZPrize challenge potentially sourced from a JSON Endpoint or API. And a sorting capability was designed to allow users to organize the table data based on specific criteria, e.g. "POSITION", "DATE OF SUBMISSION", and "BENCHMARK SCORE".
A leaderboard table was created keeping centric autocomplete suggestions for Github and Twitter handles, such as @johnwick.
Developed the website to automatically update the software download links for new versions by drawing information from a Github Releases page. This ensures users can always access the latest version easily. The implementation involved adding Webflow tabs for the different OS options and ensuring their styles were correctly applied.
Implemented functionality to detect the user's operating system (macOS, Windows, or Linux) and display the corresponding download link in the Hero section of the Aleo Studio landing page. A fallback was set to show the macOS link for other operating systems like ChromeOS or mobile platforms.
