Web Design Journal by Jhoan Muy

Jhoan Alexander Web Client Programming 10/23/19 Potential Loans Assignment Discover Private Student Loan Unlimited $ Fixed Rate: 4.74 - 12.49 % Two payment options- during or after school WellsFargo Loan Loan Limit: 120,000$ Fixed Rate: 4.99% Payment After 6 months of finishing school. Suntrust First Student Loan Loan Limit: 65,000$ Fixed Rate: 5.896 - 10.546% 15 Year Loan Duration LendKey Loan Limit:  $5,000 to $125,000 Fixed Rate 3.75% per year to 5.80% per year 5-year term Students can pay off their student loans 10 years after graduation. CommonBond Loan Limit: $2,000 - $500,000 Fixed Interest Rate 5.45-9.74 Students can start paying back their loans after graduation.

Jhoan Alexander Web Client Programming Ms. Ramirez Virtual Job Shadow Reflection 10/19/19 Future Career Sheet In class this week we were able to explore our future careers using a website - VirtualJobShadow.com. This website had insight over all work fields ranging from the Information Technology field to Architecture and Civil Engineering. But in order to find explore future careers we first took a survey to narrow down our likings. My top three working fields which consisted of Architecture and Construction, Business Management and Administration, and Information Technology. Within those fields I explored jobs and the picked the most interesting and added them to a sheet which separated an individual jobs for each specific working field. I chose electrician, business development, and app developer. These jobs within each separate working field were the most intriguing to me the aspects of the job captivated such as pay, benefits and overall satisfaction of what the job does...

Jhoan Alexander Web Client Programming 10/16/19 Project 1 Reflection Login Screen For my Web Client Programming class we were given the job to create an app, which would be submit to the Congressional App Challenge, a country wide competition. To first create the app we first made teams. My team consisted of Jason, Hikaru, and Damian. Our idea involved  updating antiquated websites which students use to keep track of their academic success and it would be named "Schooly". We assigned roles, there would be a lead programmer, designer and editor, and head of the team. We worked on our project for a total of 2 weeks, both in and out of school and with this improved communication skills which is very beneficial to any web designer. With reviews from our classmates we revised and optimized "Schooly". We were able to complete 95% of "Schooly" and are content with how the whole interface came to be and are excited as too how far we can go. ...

Jhoan Alexander WCP Lab 2 Reflection In my Web Client Programming ( WCP ) class, we conducted a lab 2 involving the use of jQuery within our website. jQuery is a javascript library, so it's embedded with javascript which I'm familiar with but since its commands were different like involving $ I faced difficulty. To be able to use jQuery it first needed to be copied from online then made into a document which we then needed to link in order to work. Once that was done lab 2 was constructed, we needed to include buttons that showed a prompt, alert, text, and confirm alert. The easiest one by far was the alert button it was so easy to do and involved little code. The hardest and most difficult was the text button, it need to display text when clicked and that I had to use help from online, and from my peer. Once the trouble was gone I was done with my lab 2 and it came out very intriguing and simple, and allowed me to strengthen my javascript code.

Jhoan Alexander WCP Lab 1 Reflection My Lab 1 In my Web Client Programming( WCP ) class we were given the duty of making a homepage that was labelled as our first lab. My peers and I are accustom to making websites and this one in particular was an easy task involving the creation of our WCP homepage, but like with every task there's complications, such as with my image in my website. My image didn't maintain its size when it was being moved depending on screen size, I found trouble in making it stick to a specific size and was able to fix its issue and move on with simple CSS code.  My lab consisted if HTML code and an external CSS code to maintain a clean document, overall it was an easy lab to start of the year and my website didn't come off too bad, and of course I can always improve with the use of code and that's the real beauty of making websites.