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Unit 1- User Centric Front-End Development
Gateway Level 5 Web Development Applications Diploma

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LO1 Design a front-end web application based on the principles of user experience design, accessibility and responsive design

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LO1 Design a front-end web application based on the principles of user experience design, accessibility and responsive design

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1.1 Design a website that incorporates a main navigation menu and structured layout

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1.2 Design a website that meets accessibility guidelines (e.g. adequate contrast between background and foreground colours, non-text elements have planned alt text equivalents to cater for the visually impaired)

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1.3 Design the organisation of information on the page following the principles of user experience design (headers are used to convey structure, information is easy to find due to being presented and categorised in terms of priority)

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1.4 Ensure that foreground information is never distracted by backgrounds

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1.5 Include graphics that are consistent in style and colour

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1.6 Design the site to allow the user to initiate and control actions such as the playing of audiovideo.

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M.i - Design a website with a flow of information layout, and interaction feedback which is clear and unambiguous

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LO2 Test a Front-End web application through the development, implementation and deployment stages

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LO2 Test a Front-End web application through the development, implementation and deployment stages

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2.1 - Create a website of at least three pages, or (if using a single scrolling page) at least three separate page areas to match the design and to meet its stated purpose

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2.2 - Write custom HTML code that passes through the official W3C validator with no issues.

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2.3 - Write custom CSS code that passes through the official (Jigsaw) validator with no issues

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2.4 - Incorporate images that are of sufficient resolution to not appear pixelated or stretched

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2.5 - Code all external links to open in a separate tab when clicked

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2.6 - Use CSS media queries or another method across the application to ensure the layout changes appropriately and maintains the pages structural integrity across device screen sizes

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2.7 - Use Semantic markup to structure HTML code

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2.8 - Present the finished website with clearly understandable site-specific content, rather than Lorem Ipsum placeholder text.

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2.9 - Implement clear navigation to allow users to find resources on the site intuitively.

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M.ii - Implement a website whose purpose is immediately evident to a new user without having to look at supporting documentation.

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M.iii - Implement a website that provides a good solution to the user story demands and expectations.

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LO3 Maximize future maintainability through documentation, code structure and organization

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LO3 Maximize future maintainability through documentation, code structure and organization

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3.1 - Write a README.md file for the web application that explains its purpose, the value that it provides to its users, and the deployment procedure.

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3.2 - Insert screenshots of the finished project that align to relevant user stories

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3.3 - Attribute all code from external sources to its original source via comments above the code and (for larger dependencies) in the README.

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3.4 - Clearly separate and identify code written for the website and code from external sources (e.g. libraries or tutorials)

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3.5 - Organise HTML and CSS code into well-defined and commented sections

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3.6 - Place CSS code in external files, linked to the HTML page in the HEAD element

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3.7 - Write code that meets at least minimum standards for readability (consistent indentation, blank lines only appear individually or, at most, in pairs)

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3.8 - Name files consistently and descriptively, without spaces or capitalisation to allow for cross-platform compatibility.

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3.9 - Group files in directories by file type (e.g. an assets directory will contain all static files and may be organized into sub-directories such as css, images, etc.)

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LO4 Use version control software to maintain, upload and share code with other developers

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LO4 Use version control software to maintain, upload and share code with other developers

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4.1 - Use a cloud-based, git-based, version control system (e.g. Git GitHub) throughout the development and implementation process

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4.2 - Document the development process through descriptive commit messages.

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4.3 - Use consistent and effective markdown formatting to produce a README file that is well-structured, easy to follow, and has few grammatical errors

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M.iv Commit often, for each individual featurefix, ensuring that commits are small and well-defined, with clear, descriptive messages.

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LO5 Test and deploy a Front End web application to a Cloud platform

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LO5 Test and deploy a Front End web application to a Cloud platform

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5.1 Design and implement manual testing procedures to assess functionality, usability and responsiveness

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5.2 Document the testing in the README or in a separate file

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5.3 Deploy a final version of the code to a cloud-based hosting platform (e.g. GitHub Pages) and test to ensure it matches the development version

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5.4 Remove commented-out code before pushing final files to version control and deploying

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5.5 Ensure that there are no broken internal links

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M.v - Present a clear rationale for the development of the project, in the README, demonstrating that it has a clear, well-defined purpose addressing the needs of, and user stories for a particular target audience (or multiple related audiences).

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M.vi - Document testing fully to include evaluation of bugs found and their fixes and explanation of any bugs that are left unfixed.

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M.vii - Fully document the development life cycle procedures in the README file.

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Unit 1- User Centric Front-End Development

Gateway Level 5 Web Development Applications Diploma

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