Admission Management Portal

Overview

This project is a modern, responsive web-based portal for managing student admissions, registration, and related academic administration tasks. It is built using static HTML and Tailwind CSS for rapid UI development and mobile-friendly layouts.

Features

• Student search and filtering with custom multi-select dropdowns
• Detailed student profile and registration views
• Mass admit and staging workflows
• Power BI report integration
• Consistent, mobile-responsive sidebar navigation
• Modern card layouts with side-labels for student information

Folder Structure

admission-management/
├── admission-powerbi.html
├── admission.html
├── application-details.html
├── index.html
├── mass-admit-powerbi.html
├── mass-admit.html
├── powerbi-reports.html
├── registration-details.html
├── registration-powerbi.html
├── registration.html
├── staging-powerbi.html
├── staging.html
├── student-details-2.html
├── student-details.html
├── student-profile-2.html
├── student-profile.html
├── student-search-powerbi.html
├── student-search.html

• Each .html file represents a major page or workflow in the portal.
• There are no subfolders; all files are at the root for simplicity.

Key Pages

• index.html: Main dashboard and navigation entry point
• student-search.html: Search and filter students
• student-details.html, student-details-2.html: Detailed student info (with different layouts)
• student-profile.html, student-profile-2.html: Student profile views
• registration-details.html: Registration details for a student
• admission.html, mass-admit.html, staging.html: Admission and staging workflows
• powerbi-reports.html: Embedded Power BI analytics

Technologies Used

• HTML5
• Tailwind CSS (via CDN)
• SVG icons for UI
• No backend or JavaScript frameworks required

Customization & Extending

• To add new pages, duplicate an existing .html file and update the content as needed.
• Sidebar navigation is consistent across all pages for easy navigation.
• All styles are handled via Tailwind utility classes and a small amount of custom CSS in each file.

Usage

Open any .html file in your browser. No build step or server is required.

Authors

• KU Campus IT Team

License

MIT License