Abstract:

We created an application that allows users to generate, save, and delete random color palettes.

Installation Instructions:

1. Copy the SSH key on GitHub inside the code dropdown
2. Using the terminal, run git clone [SSH key here]
3. Run command cd colorandom to move into the project directory
4. Run command open index.html to launch the application in the web browser

Preview of App:

GitHub Pages Link

Context:

This project was created during our 4th week in Turing. It took an estimated 20 hours of group collaboration and some additional solo/paired(2) sessions to implement the required functionality.

Contributors:

• Jason Kirchman: @kirch1
• Chris Baum: @qrispi
• Soyeon (Sara) Park: @soy-park
• Trey Marshall: @tdmburr

Learning Goals:

1. Write semantic HTML and efficient CSS to form a usable UI
2. Write clean, DRY JavaScript and leverage classes, creating and using an effective data model
3. Manipulate the page after it has loaded adding, removing, and updating elements on the DOM
4. Refine your collaboration skills

Wins + Challenges:

Challenges:

1. Working with CSS to acquire desired behavior/styling.
2. Resolving merge conflicts.

Wins:

1. Collaborating with driver/nagivation style while dividing work.
2. Creating cohesive functionality between CSS, JS, and HTML.
3. Implementing extra features including accesibility features and additional CSS.
4. Understanding how data mutability affected our project, and discovering ways to overcome it.