AppLab Quiz Outline
Hacks and assignment for HTML Fragment
- App Lab Quiz Outline
- Pre-Coding Thoughts and Ideas
- Thoughts I Have While Coding
- Post Coding Thoughts
- Final Quiz
hi this is a test for my recording
App Lab Quiz Outline
Topic Decision: Football
| Page # | Question? and image | Option 1 | Option 2 | Option 3 | Option 4 |
| 1 | Home Page | Title: Football Quiz | Displays image of American Football | Displays “By: Liav Bar” | Area 51 theme |
| 2 | This is which NFL Teams Logo? and Image of Steelers Logo | Green Bay Packers | Baltimore Ravens | Pittsburg Steelers | Detriot Lions |
| 3 | Which of these is the Atlanta Falcons Logo? | Patriots Logo | Falcons Logo | Eagles Logo | Seahawks Logo |
| 4 | How Many Super Bowls have the LA Chargers Won? | 1 | 2 | 5 | 4 |
| 5 | Total Score | Displays the total score they recieved on the quiz | NfL Logo | “Thanks For Playing!” | - |
- I want the quiz to somehow display that the user got a question correct/incorrect
- Answer choices to be images and not just words
Pre-Coding Thoughts and Ideas
What I am Confident in:
- Writing the question
- displaying the answer choices
- Changing the background
What I am not Confident that I can do (yet):
- Displaying if they got the question Incorrect or Correct
- Embeding an image as an answer choice
Thoughts I Have While Coding
- How do I make an image a button as the answer choice? (EDIT) Name the image and use “onEvent” command to make “image name” on “click” set screen __.
- How can I display that the user got a question correct/incorrect? (EDIT) I originally wanted the “Correct” or “Incorrect” to show on the same page where the question was asked, but I resorted to changing to a “wrong” or “right” answer screen upon the click of a wrong or right answer.
Post Coding Thoughts
Successes
- Images as answer choices
- Making a nice background
- Quiz displays if the user got an answer right/wrong
- Intuitive/easy to use quiz
- Was able to include every question I wanted.
Failures
- II originally wanted the “Correct” or “Incorrect” to show on the same page where the question was asked, but I was not able to figure out how to do this.
What I learned
- I became familiar with how to use the block coding, while learning the basics of Java.