Green Space Green Space This informational website will explain the benefits of keeping plants in the house/dorm and educate those who may not be that good at keeping plants but want to try it out.
I would like to do multiple pages and use css to maintain a theme but have different layouts. There will be 5 sections:
1. my plants and a little about me
2. a list and care guide of hardy and high oxygen producing plants followed by a quiz to make a recommendation from the list
3. information on the benefits (research and my own opinons)
4. inexpensive ways to get started (even in self-quarantine)
5. sources cited
Keeping house plants is relatively inexpensive and a great hobby for someone stuck at home during the pandemic. It gets you outside on watering or re-potting days and plants improve air quality. My interest in plants started freshman year when I wanted to bring some life to my mildew-ridden dorm room. I took a clipping of my mother's pothos vine and somehow managed not to kill it. I have gotten four other plants since then and started taking care of my mother's when I moved back due to COVID-19 concerns.
People like me who want to liven up their space and find a new hobby but have a bad track record with plants.
I plan on making a short quiz that will recommend a plant based on someone's living situation and lifestyle. I have linked some websites that are similar to what I have in mind, and I will formally
cite what I use in the project.
Bloomscape
Better Homes & Gardens
Just me!
GitHub will allow me to keep all files related to this project in a central location and upload them to my portfolio on webclass.
April 3
Complete all necessary research, get photos, and make formal citations.
April 10
Have an HTML skeleton. (links, pages, etc.)
April 17
Add JavaScript and finish HTML.
April 24
Complete CSS and final touches.
This cite has modern fonts and styles that I would like to use to make my project look more polished.
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This article explains how position:sticky can be used in web design. I have attempted to use it in the past but couldn't get it to function the way I wanted.
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