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Module 4 (Front-end)
### Individual Assessment
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### Required Projects (4 out of 5): Capstone Project, Imposter Syndrome, Jet Fuel, BYOB
#### Capstone Project
#### Imposter Syndrome
### Mod 4 Mock Interview
My mock interview was with the famous Ian Douglas and it was over google hangouts. He started off with having me introduce myself then I was asked technical questions. Upon finishing those I was given two coding challenges to complete.
It was actually very helpful to do my first interview in a situation with someone I wasn't comfortable with, but that also wasn't going to make or break if I had a job. I got to see where I did well and where I didn't do so well in a safe environment.
I feel it definitely helped since a week or so later we did mock whiteboarding interview questions with our instructors and I felt that I did well in that scenario because of the help and having my first mock interview already completed.
The thing that surprised me the most was how I froze when I started the coding part of the challenge - but at least now I know that is an area I need to work on and Ian also gave many amazing pointers for what to do and how to get over that hurdle.
# Post-Grad Job Search Action Plan
## #1: Job Search Plan: Create a schedule & goals
1. Design a 40-hour "work week" that provides time for:
* Code (ideally, 2-4 hours a day will be dedicated to coding)
* Outreach
* Research
* Network
* Any other areas where you'd like to grow
How much time will you spend on each? When will you do each thing?
#### 1. "Imara Limited"
* Person of contact and relevant position
* "Barry Hardy, Managing Director"
* Date of contact
* "05/24/2017"
# Template: Module 4 Action Plan
*This is your deliverable from the [Job Search Strategies I session](https://github.com/turingschool/career-development-curriculum/blob/master/module_three/job_search_strategies_i.md)*
## Module 4 Goals
*List your longterm goal(s) of what you want to accomplish by the end of module 4*
- Have a job
- Feel confident in my coding ability
- Have a solid network built up
### Strategy To Achieve Goals:
this could limit or potentially have the person hired be the one who is not the best fit for the position, but for the persons bias.
I think it helps people to become more aware of who they are hiring and working with and give people who might have been looked over a better opportunity
I think the best way to make anything change is education - maybe showing stats or doing challenges to allow the person to be represented by themselves instead of any held bias or expecations of the employer
continuing to strive to get a more diverse campus - we all come into this wanting to learn something we cannot do so working alongside and going to class with people from all backgrounds is perfect, plus if we all were the same we would never come up with anything new
my guess is the goal is to educate as well as have an entertainment factor so people will scroll the entire page and do so in a way that helps people remember the overall concepts
it makes a topic that is very present in our lives that we sometimes don't
1. Always having alt tags for my images
2. Continuing to research new tools and techniques to make the web a better place for everyone
3. Review all my sites using tools like vox and colour blind to ensure it is up to par for everyone
4. Have under 5 axe violations
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Turing 1611 CSS Challenges Warmups
Challenge Number 1

My approach was putting my divs into one section. Then within that element placing the two divs that needed to be placed out to the right in their own div that I could float out. By making all the boxes an in-line element I could allow everything to fall onto one line. Challenge number 1

Challenge Number 2

My approach was putting my divs into their own section. With div1 it would automatically sit to the right so I had to focus on div2 and div3. For div3 I did a float right and it shot to where I needed it to. Div2 I thought a text-align center would work on the section, but that just centered the word div2. I then reiterated the width of the div and did a margin: 0 auto to center it. Challenge number 2