Basic JQ Structure Poster Reflection

   So after creating LABS 1-3, Mrs. Ramirez made us create a poster regarding what we did in all 3 of them. The poster was quite simple to create using either Microsoft Word or Photoshop CC 2017. Well, for my preference, I used Photoshop CC 2017 creating a new document in tabloid form. So the first things we did was screenshot the labs work which was the coding and how the site looked from the coding. It was quite easy. Then, I created the tabloid file and tried to somewhat arrange the pictures in a way that I could write a description in between, explaining what I did, step by step. I wrote a brief reflection for each lab, trying to summarize what I did. Then, I chose colors in order to make it pretty and stand out. Had to make sure all vital details were on it like my name, the class name, the periods and the date.
   At the end, I had to make sure I printed my work and pinned it to the wall of our class's work. The printing took a while since a lot of people were doing it at once and almost jammed the system. I also gave in my poster in a pdf. file to the teacher in order to make sure it was submitted in time. This was a fun experience being able to work creatively on Photoshop again after much coding.


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