On Monday, we were told to hold off coding till a final design was chosen by the client. We were also told to look into tab menus in case the design with it was chosen.

On Wednesday I created an icon to indicate broken images, We continued o looking into what was available to do, but we were like fish out of water without a chosen mock-up to design to. I couldn't stay long for class, but I was able to meet up with my group and we discussed what we will do once we got the set mock-up.

Over the weekend I worked on yet another design mockup. I used the client’s old website for reference in creating it. I relied on the content and information from the site and made minor changes to the layout and colors. I also changed the fonts as they were hard to read and not very visually pleasing.

I couldn't make it home last night, but I'll write this now. As for this week we tried looking back at the original site and saw how it was coded. We found the resolution it was aiming for as well as the basic layout and improper coding techniques. We looked through the pages source codes and decided how we could improve upon the layout of code and use it for the new layout are class is designing. We decided to use external CSS across the entire site to make it easier to code a skeleton and to provide comments so they could update the site later on if needed.

Reflecting on the first week of project 3, the frontend coders and I were able to successfully accomplish specific set goals. Some these particular goals that were set for this week included starting to analyzing client’s website, selecting coding language for client new website and discussing with other associated groups on design layouts plans.

Thus far, it seems that we're doing okay as we've already met with the other relevant groups and now it's just a matter of figuring out what it is we can do in the meantime while we wait for the design team to finish up.