ASA 2022 STEAM EXPO

PROJECT SUMMARY

We needed to create a project for our last coding unit from Computer Science class and with my partner we wanted to do something fun and interactive.

WHY?

We needed to create a code that would represent the poster of a movie, tv series, or music album, but we needed to make it interactive with functions such as onMouseMove and onMousePress.

HOW?

We first decided what we wanted the picture to be, then we started working on the bakcground and lastly made the most detailed parts of the main character and added the interactive functions.

WHAT?

At the end, we had a pretty accurate replica through basic shapes nad colors of what we wanted our poster to look like. What worked for us was doing each piece of the image one at a time and finishing it properly before moving to something else.

SO WHAT?

From the results we can conclude that we can actually make a lot of different things using basic shapes and color. As well, what I learned was how to move and make any piece of our coding interactive.

WHAT'S NEXT?

Maybe if we would have done some things differently we could have filled the image even more so that the main character wouldn't be alone in the picture.

REFERENCES & ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

We got the inspiration and idea by thinking of some of our favorite movies and then looking at various different reference pictures. We also knew were to look for instructions on how we could make our code interactive through the website we were learning on.

JUDGES FEEDBACK

Same feedback as similar submission: There is quite a bit of detail in this piece! Looking at it precisely from an line by line coding perspective, I'm impressed with how all the individual pieces eventually come together to make a comprehensive pic with movement and change. Given that the color goes darker and darker with each click, I wonder if you could add in a limit to where the reverse would occur. Well made!

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