Link to the coursework
https://github.com/HackYourFutureBelgium/Module-Data-Groups/tree/main/Sprint-3/reading-list
Why are we doing this?
These challenges are designed to develop your problem-solving skills.
Check out the file contents in the directory to familiarise yourself with the starting code.
Acceptance criteria
Here are some checklist-style acceptance criteria for the reading list problem:
For each book object in the books array:
The goal is to break down the problem into specific, testable elements that can easily be checked off to verify the acceptance criteria are met.
How to submit
- Fork the repo to your Github account.
- Make a branch feature/readinglist for this project.
- Make regular small commits in this branch with clear messages.
- When you are ready, open a PR to the HYF repo, following the instructions in the PR template.
Link to the coursework
https://github.com/HackYourFutureBelgium/Module-Data-Groups/tree/main/Sprint-3/reading-list
Why are we doing this?
These challenges are designed to develop your problem-solving skills.
Check out the file contents in the directory to familiarise yourself with the starting code.
Acceptance criteria
Here are some checklist-style acceptance criteria for the reading list problem:
For each book object in the books array:
An element is created
The book title is displayed in a element
The book author is displayed in a element
An element is added with the source set to the book's cover image URL
The containing the book list is added to the DOM inside the element with id content
Books that have already been read have a green background
Books that have not yet been read have a red background
The completed list matches the provided design example
No errors occur when iterating through the books array
The page is visually appealing
The goal is to break down the problem into specific, testable elements that can easily be checked off to verify the acceptance criteria are met.
How to submit