In this project, I worked with teammates to build a website for our client in a pretend "Shark Tank" project. First off, my teammates and I planned out our roles and time to be more efficient in the project. We made a wireframe and storyboard to better understand the scope and details of the website. Secondly, my teammates and I got to work programming and designing the website. I was tasked on assisting with the content of the website and leading my teammates to meet deadlines. For assisting with the content of the website, I helped write text related to the topic for the website. For example, I assisted in writing the legal note at the bottom of the main page of the ECONO website. After that, I sent the written text to my teammates for reviews, revisions, and completion of the text. For leading my teammates to meet deadlines, I mediated issues between teammates and reminded them to stay on task. For example, one of my teammates was slacking, so I discussed to my teammate about staying on task and how important it was to complete the project. After the discussion, my teammate got backed to work and completed the required tasks. Knowing how to be a leader is important to being a web designer because it allows you to manage and complete huge projects and tasks.
Website for ECONO: http://techteach.us/Web2020/FGareth/WCP/Projects/ECONO/ECONO.html
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