- We built a web application that generates a random color palette. The user can lock certain colors and create their own palette, which can then be saved in a seperate saved palettes section. Saved palettes can be added and deleted by the user.
- Fork this repository.
- Clone your new, forked repo to your local machine.
- cd into the project's parent-level repository on your local machine.
- Open all files in your text editor.
- View the project in the browser by running open index.html in your terminal.
- We worked 4 hours for 5 days. This was our second group project and fourth overall project in the Front End software development program at Turing.
You can find the github links here:
Josephine Heidepriem
Joshua Pierce
Karim Al-Rashdan
Sam Rice
- Write semantic HTML and efficient CSS to form a usable UI
- Write clean, DRY JavaScript and leverage classes, creating and using an effective data model
- Manipulate the page after it has loaded adding, removing, and updating elements on the DOM
- Refine your collaboration skills
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Win - Learning to use HTML data attributes to maintain synchronicity between the data model and the DOM.
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Win - Worked collaboratively and maintained professionalism through GitHub pull requests, code review, and remote meetings.
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Challenge - Syncing the data model with the DOM in regards to dynamic content. Independently researched and collaborated with peers to find a workable solution.
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Challenge - As we made changes to functionality in the JavaScript file, we had to continue to refactor and align the CSS and HTML.