Designing an interface: start with a Low-fi wireframe (rough design). Once you decide what hard features to implement, move on to the Hi-fi wireframe (final design), where you add in color, specific design features.
Coding your app or website: Most projects in industry are created on a local repository and send to an online repository, such as Github. For long-term projects, this is a must, but if you’ve never had practice with using repositories, it takes a while to get used to. To get started right away, and not have to set up a repo or use the command line/terminal, use an online IDE
To get started: make an account, and create a new project! A website using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript the easiest and most straightforward option if you have no prior experience.
Creating pitch slides/or make sure you hit these points while going through your demo:
A problem statement-what are you trying to solve or address?
A description of your target audience
⭐️ A demo of your website or app- make sure to show all your features (most important and should be the longest section)
Plans for future iterations or improvements
Thank your audience and answer any questions
Record your pitch (2-4 min):
Make sure you are in a quiet space
One person should screen record
Make sure everyone gets a chance to speak
Tools and Technologies
Design Tools: Paper and pen, Figma (a popular design website)
