We created a Super Wiki that uses two (2) APIs to provide users a comic book experience in finding their favorite superhero's backstory and movie list.
This website was built with the standard structure of HTML, CSS, and JS files all referenced appropriately. We pulled from JQUERY, Tailwind, Google Fonts, Marvel API, and Movie API for the content. We used VS Code, the DOM, and Web Developer Tools to write and edit the code.
You can find the final product at: https://kevinheaton.github.io/Super-Hero-Wiki/
You can find the repository at: https://github.com/KevinHeaton/Super-Hero-Wiki
You can clone with: git@github.com:vicengs/Super-Hero-Wiki.git
Team Alpha Super Awesome Cool Dynamite Wolf Squadron
- Ballard Ingram
- Stephen Fike
- Nathan Greiling
- Matthew Berti
- Kevin Heaton
- Vicente Garcia
The group worked well together to delegate task and reduce time spent on design and API choice. This afforded us more time to focus on the Javascript and API functions that made the website functional.
| Author | Task |
|---|---|
| Ballard Ingram | CSS Style, Media, HTML Structure |
| Stephen Fike | Marvel API, Tailwind Styling |
| Nathan Greiling | Marvel API, Local Storage |
| Matthew Berti | Popular Movie Array and Movie API |
| Kevin Heaton | Wireframe HTML, Tailwind, Presentation |
| Vicente Garcia | Javascript and Movie API |
As a group we collaborated to resolve challenges we faced.
- Finding APIs that worked with our USER STORY.
- Getting the results to align correctly in each element.
- Learning a new syntax and framework.
We also found just as many successes to bring the project together.
- Using GitHub, creating branches, and resolving merge conflicts.
- Displaying the character information from the Marvel API.
- Ensuring equal contribution from each team memeber.
