This is an interactive marketing research survey web app developed for a fictional BusMall company as part of Code201 Lab11+ at Code Fellows.
This is a website for a fictional company called BusMall. The premise is to create a web app that BusMall can use in marketing research to determine which products should be included and/or featured in their magizine. The app shows three random products to the survey user. The user then clicks on their favorite of the three products. The app tracks how many times each item is clicked on and the total amount of times a given product was shown. From this, the interest in the product will be deduced and data displayed. The underlying intent of this website is to practice creating a website that requires HTML, CSS, and JS.
Paul Leonard
Below are some helpful links and resources used in producing this website.
- Code 201 class repo
- My Code 201 class notes
- Setting Up Code 201 Projects
- Discussion of centering UL and LIs on the page
- Thanks to Chance for sitting down with me and trying to help me figure out my infinite loop troubles
- Thanks to Riva for her advice on how she was handling passing between currentScreenPicks and previousScreenPicks
- Thanks to Allistar for idea to contain canvas within an element
- Thanks to Mike for help getting chart.js canvas elements to reduce in size
- Thanks to Riva for helping find a missing comma to make stacked bar charts
- Thanks to Nicholas for saving me from my repeating first image during code review!
- Thanks to Riva for a good pep talk about local storage!
- And to this website for helping me make a line/bar chart: https://www.chartjs.org/docs/latest/charts/mixed.html
- .eslintrc.json is used as published on the class GitHub repo.
- Eric Meyer's reset.css file
- The JavaScript 'use strict' command was used to ensure proper programming syntax was followed.
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Published with the MIT License on GitHub.
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After graduating with a mechanical engineering degree from Missouri University of Science and Technology 13 years ago, I moved out to Seattle and started work at Boeing. While there, I worked in airplane modifications, flight test, and flight controls design engineering. I am super excited to return to a rich learning environment and gain some new programming skills. I plan to complete the full course path ending with a specialty in Python. I enjoy spending time outside by camping and hiking or having a beer at a brewery with friends (when that is a thing again).