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<title>Data Design | Medium.com</title>
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<h1>Data Design 'stab' at Medium.com</h1>
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<h3>What this page tries to explain.</h3>
<p>In my initial go around with data design and organizing the entities, their attributes and the entity to entity relationships, I took a screen shot of the home page of Medium.com.
I then drew GREEN/BLUE rectangles over Entities and RED rectangles over attributes of those entities.</p>
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<img src="medium-site.jpg" alt="screenshot of site">
<h3>Entities</h3>
<p>In my initial view, I found 2 main entities that grabbed my attention:</p>
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<li><strong>Articles</strong>(GREEN)- These are the main 'things' on the page that have to be saved to our database. Each article is an instance of the 'table' named Articles.</li>
<li><strong>Authors</strong>/(BLUE)- These people can be categorized as an entity</li>
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<h3>Attributes</h3>
<p>The attributes I've found describe characteristics on the Entities</p>
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<li>Titles of ARTICLE(RED)- These describe who wrote the article</li>
<li>Date written of ARTICLE-The date the article was written is also put in our database.</li>
<li>Name of AUTHOR- This is something we would want to save in a database. </li>
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