### Initial Notes

## Depending on team size, assign roles for responsibiliites.

    Front End - Designer (Pages layout, font, colors, CSS)
    Front End - Coder (frameworks used, coding mvp, HTML )
    Back End - Architect (database, github, firebase
    Back End - Coder ( coding MVP, javascript,
    ### Initial Notes

## Depending on team size, assign roles for responsibiliites.

    Front End - Designer (Pages layout, font, colors, CSS)
    Front End - Coder (frameworks used, coding mvp, HTML )
    Back End - Architect (database, github, firebase
    Back End - Coder ( coding MVP, javascript,
    Project Lead (User and Design Requirements, timeline, leading meetings, email and github communication)
    Tester/s - (Debug and review mvps)


 ## Team Members
    Lisa
    Abbi
    Ch

 ## Tools
    Trello
    GitHub and GitHub Issues


##  Requirements

    must use 2 apis
    must use ajax to pull data
    must use anew library or technology
    must polished front end
    must meet good quality coding standards
    must not use alerts, confirms or prompts
    must have some sort of repeating element (table, colums, etc)
    must use Bootstrap or Alternate CSS Framework
    must be Deployed (Github Pages)
    Must have User Input Validation (Face++ library)

###  Nice to Haves
    Use firebase for data storage
    Mobile Responsive Media queries ( pick 2-3 mobile sizes )
    use an alternate CSS framework like Materialize

###  Presentation Requirements
    give 10 mnnute presetntaion
    Explain
      Your overall application conccep
      motivation for the development
      design processes
      technologies you used
      demonstration of its functionality (Ideas for future development and improvments)

 ### Metrics
    concept
    design
    functionality
    collaboration
    presentation

 ###  Awards
     Most Awe inspiring
     most useful
     most creative
     best use of tech
     best ui/ux


  ### Ideas
    1.  Sports Landing Page
      Enter your favoirte team
      display
        latest news
        schedule and tiem of upcoming games
        odds of winning












Part I: Branching and Submitting a Pull Request

In this section we will create a branch, add a feature, and submit a pull request. Only one group member should complete this section, everyone else should observe.

Clone the project repo onto your computer and cd into it.

Run the following command in your terminal to create and checkout to a new branch:

git checkout -b create-html-skeleton

You should now be on a new branch named “create-html-skeleton”. In order to verify this worked, run the following command in your terminal:

git branch

You should see two branches listed: master and create-html-skeleton. The create-html-skeleton branch should have an asterisk to the left of it. This indicates that this is the branch you’re currently on.

At the root of the repo, create a new file named index.html. Inside this file, add code for a basic HTML skeleton and save.

In your terminal, add and commit the changes. Then push up your code by running following in your terminal:

git push origin create-html-skeleton

This should push up your code to to GitHub on a branch with the same name (create-html-skeleton).

Go to the main repo page at github.com and you should see an button that says “Compare & pull request” -- click this.

On the next screen, add a description of the work that was done in the textarea and click the “Pull Request” button.

If completed successfully, you should see the pull request listed under the repo’s “Pull request” tab.Project Lead (User and Design Requirements, timeline, leading meetings, email and github communication)
    Tester/s - (Debug and review mvps)


 ## Team Members
    Lisa
    Abbi
    Ch

 ## Tools
    Trello
    GitHub and GitHub Issues


##  Requirements

    must use 2 apis
    must use ajax to pull data
    must use anew library or technology
    must polished front end
    must meet good quality coding standards
    must not use alerts, confirms or prompts
    must have some sort of repeating element (table, colums, etc)
    must use Bootstrap or Alternate CSS Framework
    must be Deployed (Github Pages)
    Must have User Input Validation (Face++ library)

###  Nice to Haves
    Use firebase for data storage
    Mobile Responsive Media queries ( pick 2-3 mobile sizes )
    use an alternate CSS framework like Materialize

###  Presentation Requirements
    give 10 mnnute presetntaion
    Explain
      Your overall application conccep
      motivation for the development
      design processes
      technologies you used
      demonstration of its functionality (Ideas for future development and improvments)

 ### Metrics
    concept
    design
    functionality
    collaboration
    presentation

 ###  Awards
     Most Awe inspiring
     most useful
     most creative
     best use of tech
     best ui/ux


  ### Ideas
    1.  Sports Landing Page
      Enter your favoirte team
      display
        latest news
        schedule and tiem of upcoming games
        odds of winning












Part I: Branching and Submitting a Pull Request

In this section we will create a branch, add a feature, and submit a pull request. Only one group member should complete this section, everyone else should observe.

Clone the project repo onto your computer and cd into it.

Run the following command in your terminal to create and checkout to a new branch:

git checkout -b create-html-skeleton

You should now be on a new branch named “create-html-skeleton”. In order to verify this worked, run the following command in your terminal:

git branch

You should see two branches listed: master and create-html-skeleton. The create-html-skeleton branch should have an asterisk to the left of it. This indicates that this is the branch you’re currently on.

At the root of the repo, create a new file named index.html. Inside this file, add code for a basic HTML skeleton and save.

In your terminal, add and commit the changes. Then push up your code by running following in your terminal:

git push origin create-html-skeleton

This should push up your code to to GitHub on a branch with the same name (create-html-skeleton).

Go to the main repo page at github.com and you should see an button that says “Compare & pull request” -- click this.

On the next screen, add a description of the work that was done in the textarea and click the “Pull Request” button.

If completed successfully, you should see the pull request listed under the repo’s “Pull request” tab.