Day 11

(1)Mocha, but when I dive into the Async part, I am not completely understand
(2)For a customer service chat box, companies pay for this functionality, but my teacher told me I can build it by socket
(3)For the calendar, she uses API
 (4)The middleware part is interesting
(5)Upload the picture is very difficult
(6) A lot of web design


Red is a great color to use when power, passion, strength and excitement want to be transmitted. Brighter tones are more energetic and darker shades are more powerful and elegant.
Orange draws attention without being as overpowering as red. It means cheerfulness and creativity. Orange can be associated with friendliness, confidence, and courage.
Yellow is energetic and gives the feeling of happiness and liveliness. Also, it associates with curiosity, intelligence, brightness, etc.
Green is the color of harmony, nature, life and health. Also, it is often associated with money. In design, green can have a balancing and harmonizing effect.
Blue means patience, peace, trustworthiness, and stability. It is one of the most beloved colors, especially by men. It is associated with professionalism, trust and honor. That's actually why the biggest social networks use blue.
Purple is traditionally associated with power, nobility and wealth. In your design, purple can give a sense of wisdom, royalty, nobility, luxury, and mystery.
Pink expresses romance, passivity, care, peace, affection, etc.
Brown is the color of relaxation and confidence. Brown means earthiness, nature, durability, comfort, and reliability.


Let's quickly summarize the main content of the web design section:

Most of your content will be text, so beautiful typography is a key element to a good looking website.
Images are getting more and more important in webdesign, so choosing great images and putting text on them is an essential part of your work.
Icons are also a good way of setting a friendly tone for your website, but use them carefully.
The adequate use of whitespace makes a website look professionally designed, so use it a lot, but in the correct way.
Build a layout by defining the visual hierarchy of your content. Whitespace is also important for this.
Your website should be designed in a way that ensures that both the user and the owner of the website achieve their goals. This is the user experience.
It is very important that you get inspired by studying well-designed websites from other designers.


1. Define your project

Start off by defining the goal of your project. This can be showing your portfolio to the world, selling an e-book, building a blog, etc.
Also define your audience. Ask yourself: which is the typical user that will visit my website?
This is important, because you should always design with your goal and audience in mind.

2. Plan out everything

Once your project is defined, plan your content carefully. This includes text, images, videos, icons, etc.
Remember what I told you about visual hierarchy. It plays an important role when you start thinking about what you want on your website and what you don't. Defining the content before actually starting the design is called the content-first approach. It means that you should design for the content, instead of designing a webpage and then filling it with some stuff.
Define the navigation.
Define the site structure. You can draw a sitemap in this step if we're talking about a bigger project.

3. Sketch your ideas before you design

Now it's time to get inspired and think about your design.
Then, get the ideas out of your head. And with that I mean that you should sketch your ideas before you start designing. It will help you explore ideas and create a concept of what you want to build. Using pencil and paper is a great way of quickly retaining your valuable ideas.
Make as many sketches as you want, but don't spend too much time perfecting anything. Once you have an initial idea, you can concentrate on the details when designing in HTML and CSS.
I advise you to never, ever start designing without having an idea of what you want to build. Getting inspiration is very important in this phase, and I already told you how to do that!

4. Design and develop your website

After sketching, start to design your website using all the guidelines and tips you've learned in the web design section.
You'll do that using HTML and CSS, which is called designing in the browser. Designing in the browser is basically designing and developing at the same time.
There are more and more designers leaving traditional design programs such as Photoshop and start designing in the browser. The biggest reason for this is that you can't design responsive websites in photoshop. It also saves you tons of time.
In this phase, you'll use your sketches, content and planning decisions you've made in steps 1, 2 and 3.

5. It's not done yet: optimization

Before you can actually launch your beautiful masterpiece for the world to see it, we have to optimize its performance in terms of site speed.
You also need to do some basic search engine optimization (SEO) for search engines such as google.

6. Launch the masterpiece

Your optimized website is now finally ready to launch.
All you need for launching is a webserver that will host your website and deliver it to the world.

7. Site maintenance

The launch of your website is not the end of the story.
Now it's time to monitor your users' behavior and make some changes to your website if necessary.
You should also update your content regularly in order to show your users that your website is alive! For instance, a blog can be a great way of doing that.



The Plan for tomorrow:
(1)continue the node.js, I hope I can finish 70%
(2)SQL, I hope at least 40%

I need to clean my apartment this Sunday afternoon, so I only have Wednesday and Thursday and Friday and Starday can study, only 3.5 days.

I should call the leasing office tomorrow during the daytime.

I met a guy today, and this is my second time mistake him, It's so embarrassing