Week 8

3/09 – 3/12

Zoom room
Review the Javascript + DOM slideshow
JavaScript DOM Manipulation -> You’ll work in small breakout teams to complete this exercise. Each group member will work on their own version of the code, but you’ll work together to troubleshoot and solve each prompt.

Complete the JavaScript DOM Manipulation exercise and link to it from your GitHub page. Each member of each group needs to upload their own version of the code.
Add an additional 10 books to your Airtable bookshelves. When we regroup after spring break we’ll be pulling these books in via Airtable’s API and doing some DOM manipulation. Make sure you watch the two upcoming Airtable videos so that you know what to expect.
Over spring break you’ll be writing some JavaScript! Sign up for a free Codecademy account and complete the following lessons in the Introduction to JavaScript courses below. Take a screenshot of your entire browser window to show that you completed each lesson.

Refine the collection concept and create/gather new, stronger images until you have at least 100.
Organize these 100 items into 3 sub-categories. These might be filters or sorting - mechanisms. (Sorted by age, for example; Filtered by size). At this point you - should be finding similarities, drawing connections, and developing a concept or - narrative for your collection.
In writing, prepare a summary of what you’d like to investigate with your collection.
Present sketches of 3 vastly different ways of viewing your collection using Figma

Read The Hidden Life of an Amazon User – Joana Moll and write a discussion question Gia will be our discussion leader.
Based on your feedback, pick one of your three ideas to refine. Elaborate on the story and collect at least 10 new images/media. Start an airtable to place it in.

Core Interaction