Create a game in a week @ Sparta Global
Our task is to produce a project using any and all of the technology that we have learnt within the past two weeks ; HTML, CSS, Javascript.
You must successfully pass this project in order to graduate the Sparta Academy
Build a browser based game!
The choice of game was totally up to us however we had to ensure our project idea was approved by our trainer.
Our game must:
- Include an instruction section explaining how to play the game.
- Ether display a message when the user has won or display the users score after the game has finished.
- Be styled to perfection!
- Be hosted online!
- Your game should include a leaderboard
- Your game should be 2 player
BONUS
- Our game could be played against the computer...
- We could include some fancy animations in your game...
- We could look into HTML5 Audio and include some snazzy sound effects...
ReadMe We MUST have a detailed readme.md file documenting the entire project including a section detailing how to get the app up and running.
An example of a good project readme, written by Matt Calthrop (A previous Sparta Trainer) can be found here: https://github.com/mcalthrop/angular-spa-demo
Presentation We will be required to prepare a small 5 minute presentation based around our project. This will be followed by a 5 minute Q&A.
We had to make sure that you're file structure is setup appropriately. Separate out all your Javascript, Css and images into their own independent files. e.i.
+-- project-one
| +--js
| --main.js
| +--css
| --style.css
| +--images
| --index.html
The objective of this project is to:
- To pull everything together by building a small web application from the ground up.
- To demonstrate mastery of topics covered during this course so far.
- To demonstrate the quality of communication around your decision-making. Can you defend why you chose a certain technology or why you implemented your solution in a certain way?
- Your ability to pick up new technologies, research, and push yourself.
We worked individually for this project!
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Scope.
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Wireframes.
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Milestones.
Make sure that your code and files are:
- DRY. Can I reuse parts of the code in different areas of the project?
- Well-commented. Will anyone else quickly understand what is going on in your application?
- Well-formatted. Write pretty code: indent properly, format consistently.
- Fully git tracked with dev and master branches with your trainers added as collaborators with an acceptable amount of git comments.
We’ll also be looking at:
- How you work together as a team.
- How you support yourself and each other to achieve a common goal.
| Task | Complete? | Trainer Validated? |
|---|---|---|
| Instruction section | ||
| Appropriate use of styling | ||
| Game fully functional | ||
| Implemented DRY Practices | ||
| Proper HTML/JS/CSS Code Standards (Indentation, spacing, naming conventions) | ||
| Good Quality Markdown | ||
| Fully Git Tracked/Synced with Github | ||
| Fully prepared presentation. |
Have fun!