This program created by Anne and her group consists of a black background with ellipses that float across the screen in different colours. The main part of the program is the different spoken sentences that appear and play when a user clicks their mouse on the screen. These sentences start out as encouraging, but the more you click your button, the more resignedly they are formed. If you keep clicking the mouse, the screen will eventually appear only black, with the text "ERROR" and a high pitched tone playing.
I really like this program, both in how it seems very advanced and technical, but also how it is still straight-forward and comprehensive. The code in itself seems very time-consuming in all its functions, and it shows on your project. I also really enjoyed that the code only reveals its purpose if you as a user click the screen many times, both in the switching mood of the sentences, but only several clicks after that, does "ERROR" appear.
It is clear that you have given this project a lot of thought, and I am as I said very impressed with the coding-aspect of it, as I myself would not be able to code something like this project at all.
If I should propose a change, I would maybe remove the ellipses from the background - although I see the point in how they look great and float nicely across the screen, they seem a bit irrelevant in relation to the main part of your project.
This program created by Anne and her group consists of a black background with ellipses that float across the screen in different colours. The main part of the program is the different spoken sentences that appear and play when a user clicks their mouse on the screen. These sentences start out as encouraging, but the more you click your button, the more resignedly they are formed. If you keep clicking the mouse, the screen will eventually appear only black, with the text "ERROR" and a high pitched tone playing.
I really like this program, both in how it seems very advanced and technical, but also how it is still straight-forward and comprehensive. The code in itself seems very time-consuming in all its functions, and it shows on your project. I also really enjoyed that the code only reveals its purpose if you as a user click the screen many times, both in the switching mood of the sentences, but only several clicks after that, does "ERROR" appear.
It is clear that you have given this project a lot of thought, and I am as I said very impressed with the coding-aspect of it, as I myself would not be able to code something like this project at all. If I should propose a change, I would maybe remove the ellipses from the background - although I see the point in how they look great and float nicely across the screen, they seem a bit irrelevant in relation to the main part of your project.