- Implement Game Information Configuration page
- Implement Game Generators Configuration page
- Implement Game Events Configuration page
- CSNS Submission containing link to the pull request as below
https://github.com/csula-students/cs-3220-spring-2018-rcliao/pull/1
In this exercise, we will apply the knowledge we learned from the HTML and CSS lecture into practice.
To do so, we will implement a couple pages that we will use later in the project. These are:
- An administration page to control game information (such as game name)
- An administration page to control the game generators meta information
- An administration page to control the game events meta information
The provided mockups can be found below:
For the technical requirements wise, you will need to implement a couple different
HTML pages. One is called admin-info, one called admin-events and last one
called admin-generators.
Although functionalities does not need to work just yet. It's important to have the HTML and CSS there for the sake of this exercise.
Students are welcome to change their design on what they think it's the best for the project under these functional requirements:
- On the game information page, user should be able to update the game name
- On the events meta information page, user should be able to create new meta containing the following information
- Event name
- Event description
- Event trigger at
- On the events meta information page, user should be able to see a list of events that was created
- On the generator meta page, user should be able to create new generator containing the following information
- Generator name
- Generator rate
- Generator base cost
- Generator unlock at
- Generator description
- On the generator meta page, user should be able to see a list of generators that was created
- On every page (game information, event meta & generator meta), user should see a navigation bar to go between pages