This is a readme.md which means this will give you a rundown of where to go and what to do (Just wanted to make it easier)
This flowchart and structurechart was made before the real coding was done, this was to help provide a clear structure throughout this project. I've just uploaded it now as I was polishing my overall assessment. To advise please look at my flowchart first as it can provide a better understanding of how my websites work on the inside or how I planned it out.
This will give you a breakdown on the variables that I have used in this software development task. This will provide the data type, format for display, size in bytes for reference, size for display, description, example, and validation. For example scenarioTitle being a variable with the data type being a string.
This will give you my dates and it's commits on those dates (These being key milestones), this benefits by providing you with valuable information as-well as the project timeline of which actions were made within my project. Almost like a visual evolution of the Pseudocode Logic Lab. This file has my overview of errors and coding bugs. Providng each in a table made within GitHubs .md file format.
This will provide you will my purpose, desgin decisions, system functionality, and system specifications. This acts as a personal report, to explain the what, why, and how? in this system.
It will breakdown the problem tasked to myself, and how I'm going to challenge this problem with identifying the user and functional requirements.
This provides the supported versions, handling reporting a vulnerability, protection of code (activating the branch ruleset to make sure no code is deleted on accident), and our process on the report.
Provides the specifications to enable the users to gain more information. This is done by using DOM manipulation to change the UI elements, causing users to see if they are wrong or correct; correcting them if they are wrong.