Questionnaire

1. DESCRIBE YOUR PREVIOUS EXPERIENCES WITH CODING. WHAT CLASSES HAVE YOU ALREADY TAKEN WHERE YOU WERE EXPOSED TO HTML/CSS/JS? WHAT PARTS OF THE CLASS RESONATED WITH YOU? WHAT PARTS WERE MOST CONFUSING?

Last semester was my first time coding. I really was very confused last class and didn’t understand a single thing, I was coding to just code if that makes sense.

2. HOW EXCITED ABOUT LEARNING CODE ARE YOU? ARE YOU NERVOUS ABOUT LEARNING CODE? IF SO, WHY? WHAT CAN I DO IN THIS CLASS TO HELP REDUCE THIS ANXIETY?

I get so stressed when I have to sit to code just because last semester I was coding without understanding any of it, so I feel like this semester is learning from the very beginning. I think you’re already doing a really good job explaining, and I think going around the class to see how everyone has done it helps too!

3. HOW DO YOU IMAGINE CODING FITTING IN WITH THE REST OF YOUR DESIGN CURRICULUM AND CAREER AFTER COLLEGE?

I think coding will fit in pretty well with the magazine digital world, which is what I hope to enter.

4. WHAT TEXT EDITOR DO YOU PREFER TO USE?

Google Docs and notes

5. HAVE YOU USED GITHUB BEFORE? DO YOU KNOW WHAT IT IS? DESCRIBE YOUR UNDERSTANDING OF GITHUB.

I have used GitHub before for my last website. It's like a virtual workspace where people collaborate on projects. It's a platform for storing and managing code. A place where multiple people can work on the same project, making changes, tracking those changes, and easily sharing their work with others. It helps in organizing and version-controlling code, making teamwork more efficient in software development.

6. DESCRIBE THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN HTML, CSS AND JAVASCRIPT. TRY USING A UNIQUE ANALOGY TO DESCRIBE THIS RELATIONSHIP. BONUS POINTS FOR CREATIVE ANALOGIES.

HTML sets up the structure (skeleton), CSS adds the style (appearance), and JavaScript provides interactivity (movement) – like a website construction crew working together.

7. USING EACH HTML HEADING TAG, LIST YOUR FAVORITE FOODS RANKED BY IMPORTANCE.

pasta

Something I can eat 24/7.

tiramisu

Never gets old, Sweet indulgence.

dosa

Comfort food.

tacos

A perfect treat.

salads

For a healthier option.

8. CREATE AN UNORDERED LIST AND LINK TO SOME OF YOUR FAVORITE GRAPHIC DESIGN OR DEVELOPMENT RELATED WEBSITES.

• Betty Wang Studio

Appreciate the minimalist design showcased on Betty Wang Studio, as it exemplifies simplicity and elegance in graphic design.

• WrittenShape

Impressed by the interactive elements on WrittenShape, highlighting the importance of engaging user experiences in web design.

9. An image that makes me happy

10. INSERT A VIDEO EMBED INTO THE PAGE.

11. Top 5 Countries on my bucket list

1. Kenya
   1. Masai Mara
2. Maldives
   1. Malé
   2. Maafushi
3. Mexico
   1. Tulum
4. Greece
   1. Santorini
5. Tahiti
   1. Bora Bora
   2. Moorea

12. POETRY

    Tears fall like raindrops,
        Heartache echoes in silence,
              Love fades to shadows.
        

15. Favorite Musical Artists

• Drake
• Frank Ocean
• 21 Savage
• SZA
• Metro Boomin'

16. Difference Between Block, Inline-Block, and Inline Elements

Block elements, like divs and paragraphs, form distinct vertical blocks, starting on a new line and spanning the full width. Inline elements, such as spans and anchors, flow horizontally within the content. Inline-block elements combine both behaviors, flowing horizontally like inline elements while allowing block-level styling. This versatility makes them useful for creating components that align horizontally while maintaining block-level characteristics. The choice between block, inline, and inline-block depends on the desired layout structure and the interaction of elements within the design, influencing the overall appearance and responsiveness of web pages.

17. MUSICAL GENRE CLASSES