Coding Journal

    I did it! I have a background! Whee!      It took a bit of trial and error and a few google searches but I have a background that fills the screen. I took the original image, cartoonified it, cropped it into a wide image and voila. Screenshot of webpage in full screen:     I will probably have to fiddle with the sizing a bit more when I upload characters to lay over it, but I'm kind of proud of just this baby step. My frustration tolerance was below 0 today so I think I did well to get this done.     Next up, I need to add a text box for users to enter their name/username. I think I'll put it at the bottom, under the fire, with the characters in various poses to the right and left of the flames. I said 5 characters, but I might cut it to 4 for even numbers. And it's probably less important right now, I can add more details later. Must remember not to get sucked into details!     Also, I came up with a way to remember the syntax needed for CSS ruleset selectors for class

  Home page:     Something to visually introduce the characters and set the tone for what the website is about. (Fantasy, adventure, etc) Maybe a campfire, night setting with the characters gathered around the flames with their armour and weapons.     A welcome message and a text box for "players" to input their name.     A selection process after a name is entered, where users can chose a character. Cycle through choices? Backstories? All details to add once the skeleton design is made. Can't get too hung up on these details just yet. Next page:     A dialogue scene. Maybe the user is new to the group and there's some back and forth about the groups destination. Maybe try to implement a response by having the user print() some dialogue. To make it match the dialogue and semi-script, the answers should be pre-chosen and the user has to insert them into a print() statement, like games with multiple choice interaction. Too complicated to do unique responses to different