Team Grading

PBL Github Pages, Jekyll, WIKI

Criteria\Feature	Comments	Score
PBL theme consistent through project and described in Github Pages	Your theme and key ideas are all described in Github Pages and you have a good consistent theme throughout the project	0.5/0.5
Sassy / Bootstrap illustration in GitHub pages	You have sassy implemented on your site and it is working properly with the dark more	0.5/0.5
Database - CRUD operations on project centered database tables and describe in GitHub Pages	It seems like your started on the login database but the code doesn't look complete with CRUD implemented. I can only see the controller for the login and the rest of the files seem to be empty. The database for the reviews is looks complete but I am not able to access it on the deployed site	0.4/0.5
Deployed Project 24/7 - Deployment Overview and Policies described in GitHub Pages	All policies are described in Github Pages but the project isn't fully deployed as there are multiple pages that are giving errors. I believe this is because of an extra "/" in the return statement of the controller	0.2/0.5
Async Operation (ie JavaScript fetch) described in GitHub pages	JavaScript fetch was used along with the search and api feature on the "Search" Page	0.5/0.5

Criteria\Feature	Comments	Score
Highlight of best features	Best features of the search and recommendations are shown and working properly	0.5/0.5
Scrum Board - overview of completed tasks and GitHub tangibles	The scrumboard has a lot of work that is in progress so does this mean that parts of your project aren't completed yet? Also it was very hard for me to find a lot of the code and elements of your project because none of the tangibles were linked on the review tickets.	0.1/0.5
MVC Package - a code overview showing a complete MVC package	I can see the full MVC package with the search API	0.5/0.5
Search on project database tables, easy to identify from UI	Search through database is shown on the "Search" page that goes through the database of different games	0.5/0.5
Google Search or Google translate implemented	A Google Search is present and working	0.5/0.5

Team Score: 4.2/5

Criteria\Feature	Comments	Score
One PBL MVC feature (per indi/pair)	I can see how you used an API and then connected that data to the frontend where you implemented the search feature but I don't see a very clear Model in your work. It seems like most of the code is just your Controller and View.	0.7/1
Individual commits showing algorithms written in JS and/or Java	Individual commits where made pretty consistently and I can see the work that you contributed with the Java code and Javascript that you used.	1/1
Wiki with design ideas and usage	Wiki details the design and technical ideas that you were planning on and did implement on your site.	1/1
Final program code (created independently or pair)	I believe that the cause of the 500 error on your deployed site may be that in this line , you included a / that shouldn't be there
1 Minute Video	Your video shows your running page and it looks like it works well and is very organized. To make the page even more user-friendly, you could also have made all the games be sorted in the order of their rating so that users can see which games are the more recommended first.	0.8/1

Individual Score: 4.5/5

Graded by Sam Duggirala

I think overall your project theme is very well thought out and put together and your site seems to be user-friendly and direct
I was able to see how your project is supposed to work but a lot of the actually deployed site wasn't working (I included what I think the cause of your error is in my comments above)
I wasn't able to really understand the function of your login page from your deployed site because I couldn't find a place to sign up. I think this is a feature you and your team could have expanded on more by adding specific access for those who sign up and log in, like letting them add new games to the recommendations.
Your individual part of the recommendations page was a creative idea and I liked how it made everything more organized and easy to access. A suggestion to improve it even more is maybe you could include a feature to search multiple genres at the same time instead of one by one.
I like how organized your Github Pages were and I was easily able to navigate and understand the functionality of your project.