Quiz Builder
Quiz Builder is a PHP quiz publishing application that I'm building which allows teachers to administer quizzes of 3, 5, or 10 questions to students. The Application is divided into two main areas, the student and the teacher. The student is presented with a quiz, and after taking it, an evaluation screen; the evaluation screen presents the student with their score and a question by question analysis. The teacher area has a scores panel which displays all students and their subsequent scores for the current quiz, teachers also have an edit page which allows them to create and publish their customized quizzes, there is also a save center where teachers can save current quizzes and restore old ones.
The application is very raw, I have included sql files which you will need to run though your mysql server; there is no automation script. There are also sure to be issues which you will come across
There is also a mentality of having more than one directory for more than one teacher within a server, which is why there is a separate "shared" folder; this way it is easier to edit and change things for all directories.
All that being said, consider this to be an alpha release. Have fun with it; please contact me with suggestions, comments, questions, etc.
Real Design
Unveiling for the first time, a real design for EHMorris.com. This design is supposed to take off all the excessive stuff, all the unnessesary background and decoration images, the fancy and unnessesary fonts, etc. This design takes EHMorris.com back to the basics, the core of design principles.
After reading lots of blogs about design, most notably, Design View, I have actually taken the time to go through the design process myself. This one focuses on... focus, literally; I took alot of time to weight and color my text, apply different font faces, layout my design on a neatly aligned grid, etc. according to what I wanted the viewer to look at. I took my information architecture seriously. Now, I know that this design probably has alot of flaws, and many places to improve on, but, for a first try, I think its pretty good.
If you really hate it, think its too simple or what-not, you can check out the last version in my portfolio and give me a word or two about it in an email.
