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Rationale for Phased Approach

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The phased approach to project implementation is designed to ensure a structured, manageable, and systematic process for developing a website project. By dividing the project into distinct phases, learners can focus on specific tasks and objectives, making it easier to track progress, identify issues, and achieve high-quality results. This methodical approach allows for iterative development, regular testing, and refinement, ensuring that the final product meets all specified requirements and standards.

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Phase 1: Ideation & Initial Setup

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Description

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In this phase, the primary goal is to lay a solid foundation for the project by defining its purpose, audience, and design. This involves brainstorming ideas, creating user stories, and setting up the project environment.

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Expected Outcomes

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Phase 2: Must User Stories Implementation & Testing

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Description

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This phase focuses on implementing the core functionality of the website as outlined in the Must user stories. It involves coding essential features, validating code, and ensuring visual and functional alignment with initial plans.

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Expected Outcomes

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Phase 3: Should User Stories Implementation & Advanced Features

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Description

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In this phase, advanced features and enhancements are added based on Should user stories. This includes implementing interactive elements, refining design, and completing comprehensive documentation.

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Phase 4: Final Testing, Debugging & Deployment

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The final phase focuses on ensuring that the project is free from errors, performing thorough testing, and deploying the website. This phase is critical for delivering a functional and polished final product.

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Expected Outcomes

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Project Implementation Plan

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PhaseTaskObjectiveTasksAssociated CriteriaExpected PerformanceAreas for ImprovementTime Allocation
Phase 1: Ideation & Initial SetupIdeation and User Story DefinitionClearly define the website's purpose and target audience +
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  • Brainstorm and refine project ideas.
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  • Define and prioritize user stories (Must, Should, Could).
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  • Document user stories in the README.
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+ 		LO1.1, LO1.3, LO4.1 +
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  • Think about the specific needs of your target audience.
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  • Use user stories to guide the development process.
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  • Document user stories in the README.
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  • Skip this step; clear planning is crucial for success.
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  • Overlook the importance of user stories in guiding development.
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+ 		1.5 hours
Phase 1: Ideation & Initial SetupInitial Planning and WireframingOutline the structure and design of the website +
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  • Sketch wireframes for key pages using Balsamiq.
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  • Choose color schemes and fonts using tools like image color pickers and contrast checkers.
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  • Plan the layout and content placement.
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  • Document design decisions, wireframes, and rationale in the README.
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+ 		LO1.2, LO1.3, LO1.4, LO4.1 +
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  • Create detailed wireframes for each key page using Balsamiq.
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  • Ensure chosen color schemes meet accessibility standards.
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  • Document design decisions and wireframes in the README.
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  • Start coding without a clear design plan.
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  • Neglect accessibility standards when choosing colors and fonts.
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+ 		1.5 hours
Phase 1: Ideation & Initial SetupEnvironment Setup and Version ControlPrepare the development environment +
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  • Set up a GitHub repository.
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  • Create a basic project structure with necessary folders (assets, CSS, images).
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  • Link CSS and any external resources like Bootstrap, Google Fonts, and Font Awesome.
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  • Document the setup process in the README.
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+ 		LO3.2, LO4.6, LO4.9 +
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  • Commit regularly to GitHub with meaningful commit messages.
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  • Organize files logically from the start.
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  • Delay setting up version control.
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  • Forget to test the setup to ensure everything is working correctly.
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Phase 2: Must User Stories Implementation & TestingMust User Stories ImplementationDevelop core functionality based on Must user stories +
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  • Implement essential features defined in Must user stories.
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  • Ensure the website structure is functional and meets initial design requirements.
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  • Validate HTML and CSS code using W3C and Jigsaw validators.
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  • Document key coding decisions and any challenges faced in the README.
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+ 		LO1.1, LO1.4, LO2.2, LO2.3 +
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  • Focus on implementing the most critical features first.
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  • Regularly validate your code to catch errors early.
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  • Ignore best practices for HTML and CSS.
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  • Overcomplicate your CSS; keep it maintainable.
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+ 		10 hours
Phase 2: Must User Stories Implementation & TestingVisual Progress & TestingEnsure visual alignment with initial plans +
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  • Preview and test the website on different devices.
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  • Adjust styles as needed based on initial tests.
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  • Document any changes made during testing in the README.
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+ 		LO2.4, LO2.5, LO2.8 +
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  • Test on multiple devices and screen sizes.
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  • Make adjustments to ensure consistency.
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  • Skip testing; it’s crucial for finding issues.
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  • Ignore feedback from testing.
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Phase 2: Must User Stories Implementation & TestingAdjustments & RefinementFine-tune the website +
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  • Ensure consistency across all pages.
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  • Validate the site functions as expected.
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  • Document any significant changes or refinements in the README.
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+ 		LO1.5, LO2.6, LO2.7 +
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  • Pay attention to detail in design and functionality.
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  • Ensure all links and buttons are working correctly.
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  • Assume everything is working without testing.
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  • Overlook minor details that could affect user experience.
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+ 		2 hours
Phase 3: Should User Stories Implementation & Advanced FeaturesShould User Stories ImplementationImplement advanced features based on Should user stories +
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  • Add interactive elements and refine design.
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  • Ensure responsive design across various devices.
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  • Document any advanced features and their implementation in the README.
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  • Implement advanced CSS features like grids and media queries.
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  • Test interactive elements thoroughly.
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  • Overcomplicate interactive features.
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  • Neglect to test on various devices.
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Phase 3: Should User Stories Implementation & Advanced FeaturesDocumentationComplete project documentation +
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  • Finalize the README, covering the project's purpose, audience, features, and setup instructions.
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  • Comment on complex code sections explaining decisions.
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  • Ensure all documentation is comprehensive and up-to-date.
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  • Ensure the README is detailed and up-to-date.
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  • Include screenshots and explanations.
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  • Leave documentation until the last minute.
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  • Write incomplete or unclear documentation.
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Phase 4: Final Testing, Debugging & DeploymentFinal Testing & DebuggingEnsure the project is free from errors +
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  • Conduct comprehensive testing using Chrome DevTools and Lighthouse.
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  • Fix any remaining issues.
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  • Document final testing results and any last-minute fixes in the README.
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  • Test all functionalities thoroughly.
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  • Ensure the site works well on all target devices.
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  • Rush through testing.
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  • Ignore small issues; they can affect user experience.
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Phase 4: Final Testing, Debugging & DeploymentDeploymentDeploy the website +
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  • Deploy to GitHub Pages.
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  • Ensure all links and features work correctly.
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  • Document the deployment process in the README.
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  • Follow deployment best practices.
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  • Test the live site after deployment.
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  • Forget to double-check everything after deployment.
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  • Overlook the importance of a smooth deployment process.
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