well-designed, making sure that the user is able to access every aspect of the website at any point. • Additionally, we found our website to be well-designed and informative, thus not causing a user to be overwhelmed using it.
using HTML, JavaScript, and Python to build the looks and functionality of the website, as well as how to build and retrieve information from a database. • We also learned how to access APIs and get information from them.
made the overall look more appealing or exciting, rather keeping it minimalistic, whether it be through adding some motion to text, or adding more images, for example. • Additionally, we could have had more instances in our database that would be displayed on the website.
good, and the information is really useful and informative. Their concept is helpful and interesting. We also thought it was interesting how their tables had category names on both the top and bottom so that the user client doesn't forget what each column represents, and whether or not it was intentional, it definitely helped to bring the website together even more.
the cities they had on their website were all major cities with a lot of people. While it makes sense because more people means more cases of the coronavirus and therefore more need to find a hospital, having smaller cities or towns would be good, too. • There's also a small but noticeable lag when you first try to look at the drugstores or hospitals.
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