Not sure what to think on Pseudo coding. I understand the concept of how it works. I believe the flowchart may make it easier for those who are more visual. I am sure that as I continue to learn and grow I will better understand.
Currently struggling with connecting CSS stylesheet to lines of code. The more we learn to code the more lines we will have that will need to have styles different on each page. Still working on the concept of one stylesheet and labeling it so that I understand where I am on the webpage for design. Also having a better feel for the pull and push request for git using terminal.
I am excited to learn the behind the scenes of a website. How to store data from a user as well as keep data of inputs that I may do on the page so that I am not typing paragraphs into code. Building a website that deals with e-commerce.
The role of HTMl seems to be the simplest. This is what most users will be reading and seeing with their eyes. The main reason they came to the page. The role of CSS is to make what was inserted on the page have a specific layout so that the page seems more appealing to the eye. Most users want a page that has some style to it but at the same time is easy to understand. The role of Javascript is what will allow the user of the page to actually use the function of the page. This is what creates repeat visits. The information is nice to view on a page, however if the flow of the page works seamlessly then the odds a person will be back to use the page will be more significant.
I loved that we were able to learn some new topics about how to get a website to switch between pages with out actual refreshing the page. The more that we learn, the better we will become at designing pages without using methods that may require maps to draw out what we are trying to do. This will keep the code short and clean. I was able to go to the class room and work with Justin on building better Pseudo code. This gave me the opportunity to talk about the path that I saw in how to do the project. Being able to learn how to think like a web developer will be key to better understanding how to code. Hindering my progress was just knowledge. I looked up how i thought I needed to build the mind reader, but when I talked it over, Justin was looking for a different way for us to build the site. There were several ways to build the site but some were easier than others. There isn't an easy way to overcome challenges as im still trying to make sure that I am doing Var and functions correctly. I just make sure that I ask questions when i feel lost as well as make sure that I am working ahead and fixing things as needed.