For Phase 2, your team will deliver one page per team member. Each team member must deliver two pages with the following
Posted: Fri May 20, 2022 5:46 pm
For Phase 2, your team will deliver one page per team member.
Each team member must deliver
two pages with the following features:
1. An image gallery, with captions for each image, and a
description. For each image, create three
arrays. Array 1 will include the image's url in S3.
Array 2 will include a title, or caption for the image. Array 3
will include a three-sentence
description of each image.
2. Initially, the gallery will display each image. A for loop
iterates Array 1, loading the URL of each
image from S3. Each image must exist on the internet, on S3.
3. The image gallery must contain the caption for each image,
inside a div devoted to each image.
4. Each image should be clicked, and lead to a detail page, where
the image will reappear, with the
title/caption. The description will appear inside the detail page
for the first time.
5. Each facet of the image (url, caption, description) will come
from arrays in the initial page. They
will transfer to the detail page via
URL parameters. Be able to read the search property of the URL in
the detail page, after it has been
redirected from the image gallery, then
load the parameters and distribute those properties across your
layout.
Each team member must deliver
two pages with the following features:
1. An image gallery, with captions for each image, and a
description. For each image, create three
arrays. Array 1 will include the image's url in S3.
Array 2 will include a title, or caption for the image. Array 3
will include a three-sentence
description of each image.
2. Initially, the gallery will display each image. A for loop
iterates Array 1, loading the URL of each
image from S3. Each image must exist on the internet, on S3.
3. The image gallery must contain the caption for each image,
inside a div devoted to each image.
4. Each image should be clicked, and lead to a detail page, where
the image will reappear, with the
title/caption. The description will appear inside the detail page
for the first time.
5. Each facet of the image (url, caption, description) will come
from arrays in the initial page. They
will transfer to the detail page via
URL parameters. Be able to read the search property of the URL in
the detail page, after it has been
redirected from the image gallery, then
load the parameters and distribute those properties across your
layout.