Final Project Deliverable

Due on Sun, 06/07 @ 11:59PM. 24 Points.

What to turn in

A link to your code repository
A link to your live website
A written reflection / self assessment (1-2 pages) that answers the following:
- What is the overall goal of your project, and who are your users?
- How did you use the various web technologies / web frameworks to create your app?
- What you believe you should be evaluated on? Please pick from the list(s) in the rubric section below and/or suggest your own criteria? Bullets fine.
- What were 1-2 things you learned in the process of completing your project?
- Please provide a self-assessment: how do you think you did on this project given the assessment criteria you selected for yourself?
- What would your next steps be if you had more time?

Rubric & Evaluation

In evaluating your final project, the course staff and I will take the following into account (note that different criteria apply differently, depending on the direction of your project):

The time/effort you put into your project, and your intellectual curiosity
Your reflection of your own learning and possible next steps
Your instantiation of the design / coding / web architecture principles
Code proficiency / organization

General Criteria

Category	Points	Evaluation Criteria
Scope	4	Was the scope of your project commensurate with your level of experience? Did you take into account all of the project feedback that was given to you (or else explain/defend why you did not choose to take a suggestion)? Did you go out and research new technologies and figure out how to instantiate your ideas? Did you push yourself to really engage with the ideas presented in the course on your own terms? Did you take any risks (e.g. try to learn something you didn’t initially know how to do?
Reflection	4	Did you write a thoughtful reflection of the intent of the project and any lessons learned?
Execution of the project	16	See list below

Project Execution Criteria

Design Criteria

Note: not all of these criteria apply to all projects.

Category	Evaluation Criteria
Layout & Navigation	Your website / web app... Has an attractive and usable layout Is well organized — uses design elements size, fonts, repetition, whitespace, color to create hierarchy Is it easy to navigate (working links, a clear way to navigate across / between sections)
Theme and consistency	Your website / web app... Has a consistent font, color, and style Has a theme that communicate the values / brand? Looks professional
Creativity and/or utility	Your website / web app... Shows originality and good overall design Does something familiar in a new way Provides real value to potential users
Communication	The purpose of your website / web app is clear Users can figure out what the website is about when they arrive at your site for the first time
Responsiveness	Site works well on a Desktop and a mobile

Coding Criteria