N@TM Issue Overview

[Aditi99b]

Aditi: Aditi worked on both frontend and backend. She worked closely with Cindy to style the page and the theme uniform among the website. She worked on the page Pulse. Eshika: Eshika worked a lot backend and was scrum master. She was in charge of connecting the frontend and backend databases. Eshika worked on the page Drinks. Nupur: Nupur worked a lot on frontend as well as backend. She worked on the page Fitness Recs. Avanthika: Avanthika worked a lot on frontend and worked a lot on making the frontend look good with images. She worked on the planner page. Cindy: Cindy worked a lot on the welcome page and experimented with frontend techniques, namely Parallax scrolling. She also coded a backend file for Sleep.py and connected her database to the frontend.

For our grows, we could improve on our SASS and make the website more aesthetically appealing. We could add more features and link it to our backend more.

For our glows, we had a good user interface and interactive code. There were a lot of ways that users could participate with our code and play around with the features.

From the feedback we received, we could add more segments into our project, like a sleep tracker and pulse tracker. We will try incorporating these elements into our final project as we already have the CSV files for the data.

Here are some pictures of our team:

[Aditi99b]

Something that I in CompSci that impressed me was a website about volunteer hours. They had a very nice user interface and allowed for different users to be signed in. I like how their website remembered the information of the users (it stored what events the user would be volunteering at) and it changed based on the user. Maybe we could incorporate the idea of saving user information and keeping it linked to their account for our CPT project.

Something that I saw outside of CompSci that I liked was orchestra and their performance. It was interesting to see the many talents of students outside of academics.

[Nupurbb]

Something that I saw in CompSci that impressed me was a website about mental health that had a chatbox to talk to. I thought this was a really cool, interactive feauture for an important issue in our society. This page stored all of the user inputs for their feelings for each day using a backend database and it gave recomedations for their users. I think i want to include a mental health part on our fitness project as mental health is a crucial part of fitness and wellbeing. Something that I saw outside of compsci is the AP art projects as they were very detailed and had alot of meaning. It was also very cool try and understand the story behind each piece of art.

[EshikaP1]

One thing that I saw in CompSci was the Css presented in the various groups. It was really inspiring and I learned a lot about the different projects there. Tara's group had a lot with user authentication and they talked about ways to effectively make a planar. Other groups even did an AI recognizer. Nonetheless, we also looked at some CSA classes and their code was really complex!

Apart from CSP, I went to the photography room with my friend Anusha and took a look at the artwork there.