[accessibility-quiz]: experience and suggestions
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i just noticed that, starting from the Learn Accessibility by Building a Quiz 1 class, i started to see many more codes i haven’t seen before, none of them really introduced, but was just told to write them down or had to research them based on the prompt.
it felt a bit like a drastic change compared to the previous classes. i can understand that it might be hard and time/energy consuming to “introduce” new codes every time, but since it has been done fairly well up until that point, it felt weird that that wasn’t an option anymore.
maybe it could be better if you let people know since the beginning that there are other sources they should/could check during the course of the projects to understand better all the bits and bobs?
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either a constant general “behaviour” similar throughout a course or an heads up early on saying that things might differ from project to project and that the best way to deal with it is x y z.
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- Device: Zenbook
- OS: Linux Mint 20.3
- Browser: Brave
- Version: v1.43.93
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- Created a year ago
- Reactions:1
- Comments:15 (9 by maintainers)
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We can still do this, but we have started tracking projects with multiple issues through milestones: https://github.com/freeCodeCamp/freeCodeCamp/milestone/29
Thanks so much for your quick and detailed response, I really appreciate you taking the time to explain each step I mentioned. It does seem your philosophy is to have users struggle a bit, use hints, do some tweaking, trial and error, etc.
I was able to get through the lesson with my prior knowledge + some googling + hints, I may have just gotten a little carried away with trying to put myself in an absolute beginner’s shoes. I think in general I just saw the learning curve spike a little bit with this lesson.
That being said I think the actionables you came up with are great ideas to help reduce confusion about all the new topics introduced in this lesson, and I think adding a bit of context when asking users to put in their own content would be fantastic. Thanks again for your careful attention to this issue!
Cheers