You have been thinking about your project for a while now, so it is time to be a little creative and have some fun. Time to think if your LOGO! At the same time, you should be implementing small pieces of the CORE component of your system.
How to choose a product logo?
- Read Ten Tips for Choosing a Logo
- Read How to design a logo: the ultimate guide
- Make your logo and commit it to Github. Be sure you do NOT violate copyright law in making your logo.
- Embed this logo in your README.md using a relative link that is begun with an exclamation mark. See the image section on Mastering Markdown
Open the README.md and insert an entry called "Product Logo" that is an image. You should be able to copy and paste the image directly into
the file, but if you are having issues, you can make it an internal link to open an image that is in your repo locally.
README.md
- Project name
- Product Logo (image), or a link to
image.pngin the same directory as this file. - Project Concept (linked to
concept.md) - Project proposal
- Vision
Remember that the paragraph of your vision is here. - Scope
Remember that the paragraph of your scope is here. - Prerequisites
- Requirements (linked to
requirements.md) - Design (linked to
design.md) - Built With
- Author name
- Acknowledgments
As mentioned last time, all agile design methodologies recommend breaking systems down into small units so that you can start to test out and implement them.
A good idea is to create a directory called code or something like that if one does not exist already to place your pieces.
Fully implement another small portion(s) of your project. As always, it is required that this component has internal
documentation using comment lines.
Create an issue for anything that you have implemented so that the TA or the instructor is able to give you targetted feedback.
Push your repo so that it is up to date.
Be sure to identify which component you have fully implemented in your weekly report and explain how it fits in with your system.
In addition to creating the design.md file, update README.md as necessary.
1. Adapted from https://github.com/pearcej/pearcej.github.io/edit/master/csc493/r04-design.md