This mentoring session gives students the opportunity to dive into the user experience of their website and the wireframing process. Students will work with mentors from Mobiquity to identify and develop personas for their typical users that will help them refine their ideas and execution. With that information, students will revise their initial concepts and prioritize the features that matter most for their website. Students will participate in a brief workshop to learn the basics of wireframing to start their website project. The remainder of the session will be dedicated to work time where students will develop wireframes for their own website project.
Important Note: Students must participate in at least two of the mentoring sessions to qualify for the live competition on May 2, 2020.
This event is made possible thanks to the generous support of Mobiquity.
About Ctrl+Shift: Ctrl+Shift is a city-wide coding competition open to all students between the ages of 13-18. The goal of Ctrl+Shift is to give students the opportunity to think boldly and build projects that change the way they interact with their communities. Students work on projects for a chance to win $5,000 during a live competition on May 2, 2020.