# data[].attributes.body
Add a short post with A Canva VIDEO -cool, a Trailer- explaining WHO (briefly introduce yourselves) WHAT (topic: a general idea of your website content) and WHY (what makes you feel passionate about your topic). Duration: less than 1'.

Remember to include your School Year and Division, and all Team Members in EVERY post

# data[].attributes.body
Your post should have a Screenshot of your Nav Bar, and in the text explain your idea. Work in Replit, or Glitch. Create a new project for HTML & CSS. Add both a link to your code and a link to the final website running. Make sure anybody can view your work.

Your link will remain "live", so it will always show the last version to your website.

# data[].attributes.body
You've chosen a topic. Now draft the DESIGN and the CONTENT. In a Document, collect the information you will include in your website.
Also, do some BENCHMARKING and make notes of design decisions made by important companies such as palette, fonts and general aspect.
Write hex# for your chosen COLOURS, and names of the GOOGLE FONTS you plan to use.
Again, no need to Post your Draft. Just make sure you make most of your design decisions before you begin coding

# data[].attributes.body
Watch and learn how SCRUM, SPRINT and BACKLOG will help you plan and stay on track.
No need to post in this column, but bear in mind this work method

# data[].attributes.body
Make a post with a Screenshot of your FINISHED WEBSITE, and a short text ATTRACTING USERS. Add your link "linked" to a word, and make sure anybody can view your code AND your final website. Cross check with your peers to have feedback and continue to iterate until you're really PROUD of your work.

# data[].attributes.body
Design the looks of your future website: create a Canva Website or Whimsical Moqup with the visual design and text for each page you will code.

POST: Remember to make your post look great: paste a Screenshot, write some text and use CTRL-K to link your "published" presentation to a word (to publish G-Slides hit Share - Publish in the Web)

# data[].attributes.body
You should make strategic decisions to make sure you communicate with IMPACT and attract viewers' attention.
There are Artificial Intelligence tools such as BRANDMARK that will help you create cohesive logo, motto and color palette according to your brand identity.
Post YOUR LOGO (remember to include both Team Members)

# data[].attributes.headline
Taking time for reflection helps you make the most of an experience (and to get ready for the oral presentation as well)

# data[].attributes.subject
Taking time for reflection helps you make the most of an experience (and to get ready for the oral presentation as well)

# data[].attributes.body
It's always easier to just say "I don't know", but make one more EFFORT, think deep and post a Mind Map. Use questions only as a guideline:
- Did you fulfill your first objective or did you adapt it and re-shape it? How?
- Top 2 or 3 things you've learnt
- Most difficult tasks/s
- Did you "steal" ideas in the modern way?
- From whose project did you learn more?
- Which technical topic was the hardest to learn?

Add your own ideas to the mind map and make sure it has visually attractive elements

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.readable_text
Botanical Lessons explores nature in the Smithsonian collections through thirteen botanical models on loan from the National Museum of American History, and a selection of illustrated books and periodicals from Smithsonian Libraries, all of which served as teaching aids in a nineteenth-century period marked by a growing interest in science and education.
View Exhibition Objects
Support

Nature by Design is made possible by major support from Amita and Purnendu Chatterjee. Additional support is provided by the Cooper Hewitt Master's Program Fund.

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.title
Nature by Design: Selections From The Permanent Collection | Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
Nature by Design presents distinct stories drawn from Cooper Hewitt's collection of over 215,000 design objects. Throughout history, designers have observed nature, investigated its materials, and imitated and abstracted its patterns and shapes. Textiles, jewelry, furniture, cutlery, and more show how designers have interpreted nature's rich beauty and astonishing complexity.

# data[].attributes.body
El Discovery Museum tiene que ver con la tierra, la ciencia, la tecnología y el diseño.

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.readable_text
Discovery Museum

Museumplein 2
6461 MA Kerkrade
Tel 045 - 567 08 09
info@discoverymuseum.nl

Beoordelingen

Bekijk de beoordelingen op de verschillende platforms. Laat gerust jouw beoordeling achter.

Mede mogelijk gemaakt

Onze activiteiten worden mede mogelijk gemaakt door:

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
Discovery Museum in Kerkrade staat alles in teken van aarde, wetenschap, techniek en ontwerp. Hét museum voor iedereen die nieuwsgierig is.

# data[].attributes.body
Click links, investigate more.
Don't post in this column

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.title
Nature—Cooper Hewitt Design Triennial | Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum

# data[].attributes.headline
Work IMPROVING your whole project, not in the INCREMENTAL way

# data[].attributes.subject
Work IMPROVING your whole project, not in the INCREMENTAL way

# data[].attributes.body
Iterative development is when teams gradually build up the features and functions but don't wait until each of these is complete before releasing.

"In the olden times" authors had to make their product perfect before sending to print... and if clients didn't like the final outcome, there was not much to be done.

Now we have the luxury of being able to show, ask for opinions, change this or that, have another look, ADAPT to each new situation we can read, make this detail look even better, see what our competitors are doing,  "steal" some ideas and ReMake them as our own...

This is called working with a DIGITAL MINDSET and AGILE methodologies.

- No need to post here: we will see everybody's code in the column "Your evolving code"

- Interested? Keep reading HERE