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## School Finder 2.0.md

      
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                Initial Capstone Project Details
              
          
    School Finder 2.0

Initial issue from project pitch
Team


Dan Alvarez
Jonathan Beckman
Sam Johnson

API


We are going to build our own BE in Postgres w/ Express and Knex using data pulled from the CDoE website (building off of the website that Sam and Dan built for BYOB.


## Accessibility_Commitments
As a FE Developer, I am committed to the following actions/behaviors with regard to making everything I build accessible to as many people as possible.

* I will never fully hide focus in my CSS - I will always push designers to adjust the look and feel of the focus to match the site but never fully remove it.
* I will spend time considering how a screen reader will process any website/product I build.
* I will utilize the tabindex attribute in my HTML to ensure the content on any website/product I build is easy to navigate.

## CSS Layout Challenges
##### Challenge 1

I used part of the reset CSS functionality from the web to remove existing CSS formatting and then used divs to break out div2 and div3 from div1.  I set the container div I created to hold div2 and div3 to have position absolute and offset it from the right site by 0.

[Challenge 1] (http://codepen.io/sljohnson32/pen/yaEOjG)

##### Challenge 2

I created classes around div2 and div 3 and manipulated their placement as block level elements using margin set to auto for div 2 and float right for div 3.
	As a FE Developer, I am committed to the following actions/behaviors with regard to making everything I build accessible to as many people as possible.

	* I will never fully hide focus in my CSS - I will always push designers to adjust the look and feel of the focus to match the site but never fully remove it.
	* I will spend time considering how a screen reader will process any website/product I build.
	* I will utilize the tabindex attribute in my HTML to ensure the content on any website/product I build is easy to navigate.
	##### Challenge 1

	I used part of the reset CSS functionality from the web to remove existing CSS formatting and then used divs to break out div2 and div3 from div1. I set the container div I created to hold div2 and div3 to have position absolute and offset it from the right site by 0.

	[Challenge 1] (http://codepen.io/sljohnson32/pen/yaEOjG)

	##### Challenge 2

	I created classes around div2 and div 3 and manipulated their placement as block level elements using margin set to auto for div 2 and float right for div 3.