The learning goals of this project are to write clean, DRY JavaScript to store our data, to use a provided class by creating object instances using the new keyword, to manipulate the page after it has loaded adding, removing, and updating elements on the DOM, and to begin to understand the connection between HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
This application allows the user to view randomized inspirational posters. It's motivation with a twist, as the title, quote, and image hardly ever align! In addition, the user can create their own poster using a form. Any poster, whether created or randomly generated, can be saved and then also deleted.
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- Fork this project.
- Clone down your new, forked repo. You can use an optional argument when you run git clone (you replace the [...] with the terminal command arguments):
git clone [remote-address] [what you want to name the repo]. cdinto the repository.- Explore all the files (main.js is the only file that was written for this project, the rest were given).
- Run
open index.htmlin order to interact with the application.
Edward Krupicka - Contributor
Joan Rasmussen - Contributor
Rachael Thomas - Reviewer / Mentor
Matthew Lane - Reviewer / Mentor
Cassandra Torske - Project Manager / Instructor
- Implement data validation and error handling into the form (disable button, provide error messages if data entered is not correct, etc).
- In the main poster view, allow users to click each piece of the poster (image, title, quote) to update just that piece with another random item from the appropriate array.
- Allow users to drag and drop saved posters into whatever order they want them to appear.