Users should be able to download the past papers of all of their modules so that they can access them offline. The downloaded papers should be in a pdf format, indexed in an appropriate manner in folders within a folder for all the modules.

Make it understood what text are clickable links.

The search bar's suggestions should contain the module names as well as the module codes.

The divs of the modules & years on the homepage are not vertically centered.

The modules page displays the names of the courses using hardcoded html. The names of the courses should instead be taken from the database and shown when retrieved.

When users return to the modules.html, they should return to the course/year they were at before rather than the root of the page. This could be done by appending to the URL when changing section of the page.

The about page needs to explain to students why certain modules aren't where they expect them to be, why some years will be missing from some modules etc. As well as introducing them to what the website is and how to use it. There is the possibility that this would work better as an about page & a FAQ page.

There needs to be a Cookie consent pop-up so that users know that the site will store cookies in their browser.

Is this supposed to be for two modules, or is it two papers for the same module that year?

When you search 'h' in the search bar, a module with no name is suggested from the database. This must be an incorrect entry in the database.

Divs for the years and modules need to collapse to be over each other.

The names of a module are the oldest module name for that specific module code, rather than the newest module name for that module code.

The modules are currently being ordered by when the user added them to their modules.

If there is a paper 1 and 2 in a module some year, then they are currently in the wrong order.

Font / Size / Spacing / Color all need to be determined.