Client/Developer Team Project Report

How did you decide what content and images to use for your site plan?

I decided what content and images to use for my site plan by thinking about what kind of site I want to use and that was social media for crafting. I chose to use images of my crafts because they match the concept of the site.

How did you communicate with your developer? Was there any issues with communication?

I tried to communicate with my developer through email, canvas, and teams. The issue with communication was that my leader developer never answered me and so I wasn't able to communicate with him. My junior developers have answered me but only one of them has responded to me multiple times.

Did your developer meet your expectations for your site?

My leader developer and one of my junior developers did not meet my expectations for my site because they didn't do the work. Another junior developer has met my expectations for my site by doing her part in making my site.

What will you do differently next time you hire a team to do a project for you?

Next time I hire a team to do a project for me, I would find a team that replies to me and does the work. Also, I will make a wireframe that is more detailed so that my hired team will understand better about how I want my site to look.

How did you manage your development team and communicate the tasks for your junior devs?

I managed my development team and communicated the tasks for my junior developers by making a group chat in teams and messaging them in teams.

How did you communicate with your client? Was there any issues?

I have communicated with my client through teams. Only issue that I had was when my client did not reply to me for long time.

How did you handle publishing your clients site and sharing it with the client?

I handle publishing my client's site and sharing it with the client by using site-plan that my client had made and sending the published site to the client to see if the site had turned out the way the client wants.

How was your experience with managing your site with GitHub?

I think I liked my experience with managing my site with GitHub because I like to organize things, inform, and announce members in my group.

How did you communicate with your team lead? Was there any issues?

I communicated with my team leader through teams. Only issue I had was when my team leader did not reply to me message for long time.

Did you know what was expected of you for each site?

I knew what was expected of me for each site because I got the page assigned by my team leader and used the client's site plan to make that assigned page.

Were you able to contribute to your sites?

I was able to contribute to my sites.

Did you run into any issues with GitHub and adding your changes to the sites?

I did run into issue with GitHub and adding my changes to the sites. It sometimes did not make any changes when I changed or added things to the GitHub.

What was the most challenging part of this project for you? Were you able to overcome it?

The most challenging part of this project for me was to figure out how to fix the issue with GitHub where my css codes did not apply to my html page and I couldn't find any problem.

What did you enjoy most about this project?

The thing that I enjoyed the most about this project was making html page.

What would you do differently if you could do the project again?

I would message the client and my team faster if I could do the project again.

Do you feel more confident in working on real-world projects after this experience? Explain.

I feel more confident in working on real-world projects after this experience because I was able to learn the importance of communication. I learned that I need to message and reply to things as fast as possible so that project can run smoothly.