🍬 Witchy Candy 🍭

  🎯 Purpose:
   To educate children how to eat healthily.
  📐 Scope:
   Build a webite with diet tips, recipies, decorating and hidden-object games.
  🧰 Tool Stack:
   HTML5, CSS3, JS, jQuery

  What I have done:
  🖼 Wireframes
  🎨 Write design style guides
  👩‍💻 Coding the website
  🧪 User testing
  📃 Document development process including what I have learnt about web design

🔨 Feature Overview

Health Tips (html, css)	Health Tips for children Side navigation for easier reading
Search window (html, js)	Word search in Health Tips and About Us page
Healthy Sweets and Desserts (html, css)	A form for enterprises to choose what data they want to buy
DIY Recipes (html, css)	List dessert receipes children can try making with their parents Like the recipe by pressing the button with a heart icon
Decorating your candy house (html, css, js)	Drag and Drop healthy sweets and desserts to decorate the candy house Drag and Drop healthy sweets and desserts
Hidden Object game (js)	Collect 6 hidden objects (moving emojis) in the website Reset game

Marker feedback

87/100

Website Implementation:

• Website Completion: High Distinction - Mid;
• Good Practice Web Design: Credit - Low;
• HTML Usage: Credit - High;
• CSS Usage: High Distinction - Borderline;
• jQuery/JavaScript Usage: High Distinction - Mid

Design Report

• Audience, Education & Story: High Distinction - Mid;
• Design Justification: High Distinction - Mid;
• Design Research: High Distinction - Mid;
• Design Reflection: High Distinction - Mid;
• Report Design, Structure & Writing: High Distinction - Mid;

Feedback

Hey Nicole, Good job with both the design report and the website implementation. Why are you using JS for navigation? You should be utilising HTML, i.e. elements. I think that if you had less content on your website, you would have been able to spend more time polishing the overall website. Also just to note IDs are single-use, classes can be used multiple times. Regardless, you did a good job. If it interests you, I think that you would do quite well working within the web industry (as a designer or developer), so keep practicing and keep up the good work.