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Unit 6 Reflection
Brief Description of Work:
In Unit 6, I incorporated jQuery into a sign-in form to enhance its functionality and user experience.
The form allows users to input their email and password for authentication, with options for resetting the form and signing in with Google.
Rationale for Work:
The primary goal was to improve the usability and interactivity of the sign-in form, catering to the needs of different personas identified in Unit 1.
By implementing jQuery functionalities such as real-time validation, password strength meter, and smooth transitions, the form becomes more user-friendly and engaging.
Meeting Learning Outcomes:
Using JavaScript libraries (e.g., jQuery) to create dynamic pages:
I successfully utilized jQuery to add dynamic elements and behaviors to the sign-in form, including form validation, password strength meter, and Google Sign-In integration.
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