kamryns / curlycupboard3.0

the curliest cupboard (updated) on the planet
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FINAL review ticket: #47

Open ranand2445 opened 2 years ago

ranand2445 commented 2 years ago

Link to deployed website

Commercial

Github Page w/wireframes + sponsor check ins + master plan + capture

tangalice commented 2 years ago

Alice Tang - 8.5/10

I contributed a fair amount of work by creating three main features that fit the purpose of the website including a notepad planner, a Plant Buddy motivation system and a flashcard tool. The notepad planner is for users to create notes for themselves such as a reminder as to which chapter of a book they left off on. The notepad uses local storage and the stick notes can be deleted. The flashcard tool coordinates with the dictionary tool. After a user uses the dictionary tool to find the definition of a word they do not know, they can then add that term to the flashcards so they can practice and remember the word for later. The plant buddy tool is a tool to motivate readers to continue reading and reading more books. Every time the user finishes another book they can grow their plant taller. This feature also uses local storage and fits the foresty/jungle theme. I feel that I could've been more involved with the more technical aspects/hacks like sign in and upload but I did make use of the database and implement a local storage feature on the Plant Buddy tool. A lot of my contributions were in the formatting and routing field. I created the tools page where all of the reading tools can be accessed and I also created the main home page with our logo. I also did a lot of work just linking all the pages together and ensuring that the website flowed and was easy to navigate for first time users. I also used CSS to make each page look nicer and made sure they fit the jungle book theme as well as formatted the navbar.

SreejaVad commented 2 years ago

Sreeja Vadlamudi 8.5/10 I think that I contributed an ok amount. While the rest of my group focused on the features, I did 2 features and then deployed the website. The main features I made was the reading calendar and the music page. On the reading calendar, randomly placed icons viewers the recommended reading schedule, including studying, taking quizzes, and selected times for reading. As well as this, I made a music page containing music icons and embedded playlists so that viewers can choose calming music to listen to while reading. I feel like I could have focused more heavily on the technical aspects with he hacks and the harder to code tools since many of my technicals are pretty basic. Deployment did take me the longest of all of the tasks I did since I ran into quite a few issues that I wasn't sure how to solve.

bgt072105 commented 2 years ago

Brian Tang - 8.5/10

I believe that I have added as well as enhanced a decent amount of features that serve critical purposes on our website. One of my first contributions was adding a dictionary API. The dictionary API would allow people to search up an unfamiliar term they encounter and receive noun, adjective, verb, and adverb definitions of that word. I also added a discussion forum where people can post text using the post method. One of my most significant contributions to our project this trimester was adding a CRUD database. The purpose of our CRUD database is to allow users to post reviews of books they have read, as well as read reviews of books that other people have posted. I had also implemented a search function for the database, allowing people to search for a key term in the CRUD database. This would theoretically allow users to find reviews much easier. One final contribution I made to our project this trimester was incorporating local storage into the notepad tool. This allows for notes that are added on the notepad to be saved to local storage so they aren't erased if the user leaves the page or refreshes it. I also added a way to delete notes so that the number of notes doesn't just infinitely grow with no way to reduce them. One primary area I believe where I could've improved was contributing more work to the hacks.

kamryns commented 2 years ago

Kamryn Sinsuan - 8.5/10 I feel that I contributed a good amount of work to our project. I created 4 features that are useful to our website's theme. First, I added reading checklist with local storage. This allows users to create a list of all the books they want to read, then check them off as they finish them. Users can delete and add as many entries as they want, and when they leave the page and come back, their progress will remain. Another thing I did was create a reading timer. Users can select a 10, 15, or 30 minute timer that keeps track of how much they're reading for the day. It also plays different soothing background noises, which can help keep the reader relaxed and focused. Then I did a random wheel generator that gives users book recommendations based on genre. Once the wheel lands on a random genre, it gives a list of book recommendations for them to try out. Originally, I wanted it to give a random book for each different genre, but I ran into many problems. Finally, I added a stories page that also has local storage. Users can write original stories, or stories based off of the books they have read. Then, they can post it for others to see, because their work will be saved. I was going to make it so different users could log in, but I didn't have enough time. I took some points off because I think I could've contributed a couple more features than I did.

ranand2445 commented 2 years ago

9.5/10: I felt like I worked on a lot of technicals this trimester, as I fully implemented sign up and sign in and all the hacks. I also implemented the notes and the upload content. I tried to implement local storage as well where I could, but I felt like I could have added more of the hacks for notes upload