Session 12 - 16 - Project Work

Your classes during these next few weeks will be dedicated to working on your projects.

At this stage, you should be finished or at the very least, finishing off your design briefs. Once you get your partner's approval that the design brief is accurate, you can start developing your website.

See Assessment Guide for full details. Assessment guide has been uploaded to Moodle


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