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- anyone interested in any aspect of the software development life cycle,
- software developers,
- web designers,
- project managers,
- support persons
- quality people
- agile people
- scrum masters
- product owners and
- those interested in learning about these and other roles
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- [between jobs] see if TSSG is doing anything I want to DO
- [software engineer] LEARN new programming skills
- [between jobs] break up my job search with hands-on development
- [between jobs] Show that you are still active in roles
- [UX designer between ] between contracts] showcase my skills to a prospective employer
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--- Don't want to interrupt your list, the following are comments: —
- avoid the term “transition”
- embrace the term "learn"?
- L+A principle
- please spell out L+A
- “cleanliness” is part of attractiveness – we looked at models that distinguished sections of a page by unobtrusive changes in background color & nothing else
- AND less is more, lead with just enough to pique interest (too much is a turn-off at the start)
- Stress variety – including roles (try on hats you haven’t done in the workplace)
- Stress Outlet?
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- make things like www.tssg.tech work uniformly (someone got a 404 error)
- you can remove this - all were okay but Norm as he had an app loaded that blocked non-secure sites
- resolve the confusing 2 rows of similar-looking graphics with different links – in parallel, decide which link to a page vs. a [labeled] section on a page
- - I'd rather start this project design from scratch - no need to resolve or fix anything... your thoughts?
- Determine web layout style - via pages or on the same page vertically?
- I was looking at a youtube video on creating CSS grids - that's a really easy way to make reposnsive design. Let's go over that more... we may want to go the hard way with bootstrap... different images for different screen sizes, text wraps to screen etc.
- I have a client that I many do a website for - I'm making an exception for him, I don't do websites. I've done it for a few clients too - just because the prices for web developers was out of budget for them. BTW: with very good rerason... this isn't hight school kids making websites anymore, it's far more complicated and sophisticated looking than in the past.