Accessibility in web design refers to the concept of people of different circumstances being able to access & understand a webpage. This can be due to lack of a sense(e.g. sight, hearing) or some form of other outside circumstance.
The marking schedule was gone over this week, it was shown to be rather similar to the web6 marking schedule when it comes to the IA part, important factors being what conclusions did you draw from each step. Explanations of your content are also crucial to being recognized for full marks.
Other key inclusions:
- references
- citations
- conclusion
- intro
- etc
We were introduced to a tool to help the teamwork aspect of our project, this being an intro to Scrum, which was shown to be an efficient way of keeping a project on track in large part due to the burndown chart, which helps visualize the average amount of productivity per day which is measured against the amount of time the project is expected to take.
This form of agile methodology system appears highly productive at a glance and would be enjoyable to experiment with.
Following the class my group studied in the library within the different work we had been assigned for our team project, I took it upon myself to see if I can throw a page up with meteor, ideally with some form of plugin that we may require. Jake & Racheal were helping each other progress with laravel and finally, Patrick was finishing off our wireframing for the website concept.
Once I get something thrown up in meteor I will review our progress to date to assess if we need to implement anything else to our practice project work.
No comments:
Post a Comment