//: <> This project presents a web-based platform that generates unique color palettes, empowering users to customize harmonious color combinations. Inspired by popular platforms like Coolors, our site offers an interactive experience where users are presented with a selection of randomized colors. Users can browse, save, and "lock" their perferred colors, ensuring they are retained in subsequesnt palette generations. This innovative tool is a resource for designers, artists or anyone seeking a platform for creating dynamic palette generation.
This project entailed the rapid development of a GitHub project from start to completion within a five day deadline. In the fourth week of the program, this assignment challenged us to integrate our skills learned thus far to design, develop and deploy a fully functional GitHub project.
Our team of four embarked on a comprehensive group project using HTML, CSS and JavaScript to develop a dynamic web application. Beyond the technical aspects, our team effectively utilized essential collagoration skills, including communication, planning and adherence to a structured Git and GitHub workflow. This project showcased our ability to work cohesively, manage tasks efficiently, and deliver a high-quality web-page within a constrained timeframe.
Wins:
- It was challenging to find a way to delete the saved palette. We had to create a function to remove the saved palette and refactor our display palette function. We added an event listener in our 'for loop' condition and had success!
- We established a schedule for work/personal life balance from the start of the project. We communicated clearly and effectively to create this project.
Challenges:
- We had a problem trying to lock all the colors but we could only lock the first box. After taking a break and coming back we were able to find the solution.
- The saved color palette section required extensive trial and error to ensure its correct appearance.
Terra Manning https://github.com/TDManning Charles T. Banks Jr. https://github.com/DRIF7ER Ryan O'Leary https://github.com/ROlearyPro Zalalem Fitru https://github.com/ZTFitru