MathsBuddy is a website that provides online learning for maths to students who wish to take the Junior Cycle exam.
MathsBuddy is a website which provides resources for students who will be taking the Junior Cycle exam in Ireland. These students will be aged between 14 and 16 years old. MathsBuddy is a website which will be used by students who are in high-risk families and are not entitled to online instruction from the department of education.
MathsBuddy hopes to bridge the gap during the current covid-19 crisis by offering an opportunity to solidify maths concepts up to Junior Cycle level.
MathsBuddy gives access to tutorial videos and past exam questions, broken down by topic, for the Junior Cycle maths exam.
These screen mockups were created for the MathsBuddy website using the Multi Device Website Mockup Generator from techsini.com.
Home Page
Maths Page
About Page
Contact Us Page
Number Types Page
Co-ordinate Geometry Page
Algebra Page
Trigonometry Page
Number Types Exam Questions Page
Co-ordinate Geometry Exam Questions Page
Algebra Exam Questions Page
Trigonometry Exam Questions Page
404 error Page
1 Site navigation
On the MathsBuddy website each page has a header at the top of the page which contains a logo and a NavBar. On any page if the student clicks the logo they will be redirected to the MathsBuddy home page. The benefit of this is that it is a consistent behaviour across the entire MathsBuddy website. This means that the student can always get back to the home page, no matter where they are in the site.
The NavBar contains links to the 4 main pages (Home, Maths, About and Contact Us).
The NavBar is used so that the student can navigate easily between the major sections of the MathsBuddy website, on every device.
On each of the topic video pages, which are navigated to from the Maths page, there is also a breadcrumb navigation bar.
This breadcrumb navigation bar serves a number of purposes. Firstly, it allows the student to navigate from one topic page to another, rather than having to go back to the Maths page each time they wish to go from one topic page to another. Secondly, it allow the student to navigate back up to the parent(Maths) page easily. Thirdly, the breadcrumb shows the student exactly where they are in the MathsBuddy website. Students will never feel lost when they use MathsBuddy.
On each of the topic exam questions pages, which are navigated to from the topic video page, there is also a breadcrumb navigation bar.
This breadcrumb navigation bar serves a number of purposes. Firstly, it allows the student to navigate from one exam question page to another, rather than having to go back to the topic video page each time they wish to go from one exam question page to another. Secondly, it allows the student to navigate back up to the parent pages easily, both to the topic video page and the Maths page. Thirdly, the breadcrumb shows the student exactly where they are in the MathsBuddy website. Students will never feel lost when they use MathsBuddy.
2 Show videos on each topic
Each topic video page shows 3 videos relating to the topic, except the Trigonometry topic video page which show one image and 2 videos. None of the videos will play automatically. All of them have user controls.
Students can click on whichever of these videos they want to watch. They can expand it to full screen, pause, restart, mute, choose to go back or forward on the video if they wish.
This gives the student full control over a multi-sensory, multimedia learning tool. Learning is greatly enhanced for every new sense that is used when studying. These videos give the student the best chance to retain information from their study session with MathsBuddy..
These videos come from two distinct types of source:
2.1 Videos stored locally
2.2 Videos from external sources. E.g. Youtube, Khan Academy
3 Display past exam papers for each topic
Since the end goal of the Junior Cycle maths programme is for students to sit a formal Department of Education exam, it is imperative that the student has access to questions on each topic that are of the same standard as those that will appear on the exam.
The benefit of having past exam papers on the MathsBuddy website to work through, is that the student will be practising questions that are of the same standard that they will encounter during the exam. This is a key part of the preparation for any exam, but especially for the Junior Cycle exam which will be the first externally set exam that most students will sit.
4 Supporting pages
Home Page The home page is where the student will land when they access the MathsBuddy website. As well as the header containing the logo and navbar the home page consists of
- a Title which lets the student know that they are on the MathsBuddy website.
- a Subtitle which reassures the student that MathsBuddy is a friendly place to learn
- a subtle, non-intrusive background video which lets the student know that this website is all about maths.
- a prominent "Call To Action" button which invites the student to enter the main Maths section of the MathsBuddy website.
Maths page
The Maths page contains links to the Number Types, Algebra, Co-ordinate Geometry and Trigonometry topic video pages. It also contains an inspirational quote displayed against a background image of a traditional blackboard.
As well as providing inspiration to the students via the central message, the Maths page is an essential central repository of the links to the topic video pages. This page acts like a central hub for all the resources on the site.
About page
The About page contains 6 boxes that provide information about the service that the MathsBuddy team provide, beyond the videos and the exam questions. Each box shows a relevant image, a service heading and a short description of the service available.
There are six services shown on the About page: Zoom classes, Recorded classes, Here 2 help, Exam prep, Student focussed and Slack community. Displaying these services will put the student at ease. They will know that there is support for them as they prepare for the Junior Cycle maths exam. Just knowing that there is someone out there who care about the student, is on their side and willing to help will take some of the pressure off these students. Plus, they now know exactly what type of support they will receive.
Contact Us page
The Contact Us page consists of a single form which the student can use whenever they have a query. The form consists of some input fields to collect information about the user: Name, Enquirer type (Student, Parent, etc.), Topic of interest, Email address and Query. The student has the option to clear the form if they want to start again. There is a prominent "Submit Query" call to action button on this form.
The Contact Us page gives a student (or parent or teacher) the opportunity to contact the MathsBuddy team at any time with any questions they might have. This will give a student great peace of mind knowing that they can reach out whenever they are stuck.
- Send the 'Contact Us' form data to a backend server.
- Use a collapsible navbar in mobile versions of the site.
- Add more maths topics.
- Add more past papers exam questions.
External link to Emily's Persona
External link to Daniel's Persona
External link to Emily's Journey Map
External link to Daniel's Journey Map
External link to User Flow
External link to Site Map
The MathsBuddy website was checked to ensure accessibility using the WAVE web accessibility evaluation tool. A Lighthouse report was also generated.
Lighthouse Report
Home Page
Maths Page
About Page
Contact Us Page
Number Types Page
Co-ordinate Geometry Page
Algebra Page
Trigonometry Page
Number Types Exam Questions Page
Co-ordinate Geometry Exam Questions Page
Algebra Exam Questions Page
Trigonometry Exam Questions Page
404 error Page
- Correct use of HTML
- Use HTML5 Semantic elements
- Use Horizontal NavBar
- Correct use of CSS
- Use Flexbox for page layout
- Suitability for purpose
- MathsBuddy provides resources that cover maths topics for the Junior Cycle.
- MathsBuddy provides access to past exam questions from the maths Junior Cycle exams.
- MathsBuddy provides resources and exam questions for both Paper 1 and Paper 2 on the Junior Cycle exam.
- Covers Number Types (paper 1), Algebra(paper 1), Co-ordinate Geometry(paper 2) and Trigonometry (paper 2)
- Ease of use
- A simple easy-to-use application focusing on reducing the 'cognitive load' on students. The system is designed so that students do not have to remember large amounts of detail.
- Information Display
- There is a main navigation bar on every page. This allows navigation to all the main pages (Home, Maths, About and Contact Us) from everywhere on the site.
- For the Topics pages, as well as the main navigation bar, there is a secondary (breadcrumb) navigation that allows the student to (i) go back to the parent page (Maths), or (ii) go to the previous and next topic pages.
- For the Exam Question pages, as well as the main navigation bar, there is a secondary (breadcrumb) navigation that allows the student to (i) go back to either of the parent pages (Maths or the topic page), or (ii) go to the previous and next exam question pages.
- Responsive Design
- "Desktop First" design philosophy
- FlexBox is used to give responsive layouts
- Media Queries are used for each different screen size the tool will be used on.
- Navigation
- Straightforward navigation enabling students to move easily from one part of the site to another.
- When a student ventures onto a page which is not navigable from the main navigation bar, a secondary breadcrumb navigation bar is engaged, which allows the student to navigate all the way back to a main page.
- The secondary breadcrumb navigation bar also allows the student to go to the next and previous pages at the same level. I.E. If the student is on the Number types topic page, he can go to the Algebra topic page or the Trigonometry topic page. Also, if the student is on the Number types exam questions page, he can go to the Algebra exam questions page or the Trigonometry exam questions page.
- Image Treatment
- Images are compressed to reduce download times. tinypng.com and tinyjpg.com were used to compress the image files.
- Multiple versions of each image are used, with smaller images used for smaller devices. This reduces the download times for tablets and especially mobile devices. The HTML5 source element is used and its srcset attribute is set to show the smaller image at lower screen widths. For background images, a media query is used in CSS to set the background image to a smaller image when the screen size falls below a particular size.
- Non-image Treatment
- All videos are made available in mp4, webm and ogg formats. Videos were converted to webm format using wem.to, and to ogg format using onlineconverter.com. The HTML5 source element is used and its src attribute is set to point to the correct version. Its type attribute is set to tell the browser which format this src is pointing to.
- Text is set within the video element. This text will be displayed if the student's browser does not support the video element.
- The video on the home page is set to play automatically and to loop. This is because the video is intended as a background video, its sound is muted and the colours have a low saturation so they will not distract the student.
- All other videos are not autoplay and allow the student to control their playback.
- Some videos are served from the MathsBuddy site.
- Videos served from external sites are displayed within an iframe.
- For contrast reasons to make the MathsBuddy website accessible to those with vision impairment, text is shown either as dark text on a light background, or light text on a dark background.
- The font used on the site is "Gabriela" serif font. A complementary sans serif font "Roboto Slab" is used only in the footer.5
Home Page
Maths Page
About Page
Contact Us Page
Topic Video Page
Topic Exam Questions Page
Git is used for version control of this project
- Git commit message prefix convention denoting the type of change made in this commit:
- DOC: Documentation
- FEAT: Feature
- FIX: Bugfix
- STYLE: Changes to CSS
- ARIA: Changes to improve accessibility for the MathsBuddy website.
- Git messages will be no longer than 50 characters long.
GitHub is used as the central version control repository for this project.
All testing on the MathsBuddy website will be done manually.
Heuristic Evaluation Heuristic testing is performed where an expert in the particular field is not available. However, an expert has laid out a set of rules for testing. The non-expert tester can follow these heuristic set of rules, and apply them in place of an expert tester.
For the MathsBuddy website, a set of heuristic rules developed by Jakob Nielson, an expert in usability, will be used to test the usability of the website.
| No | Heuristic test | MathsBuddy |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Visibility of system status | Navbar indicates where in the site the user is |
| 2 | Match between system and real world | Real exam questions |
| 3 | User control and freedom | Full navigation, control on videos |
| 4 | Consistency and standards | Same navigation on all pages, layouts are the same |
| 5 | Error prevention | All links are working |
| 6 | Flexibility & Efficiency of use | Student can go from on topic to the next easily, or navigate back using breadcrumb |
| 7 | Aesthetic & minimalist design | Minimal content is shown, e.g. only videos needed and a button to go to exam pages |
| 8 | Recognition rather than recall | Each topic page is laid out the same way |
| 9 | Help users recognise, diagnose and recover from errors | 404 error page |
The MathsBuddy website will be tested on the following browsers:
- Firefox
- Chrome
The MathsBuddy website will be tested on the following devices:
- Laptop = HP EliteBook 8570p
- Tablet (Landscape orientation) = Huawei MediaPad M5 10.1"
- Tablet (Landscape orientation) = Huawei MediaPad M5 10.1"
- Phone = Samsung Galaxy A10
Home page - Laptop - Firefox
Home page - Laptop - Chrome
Home page - Tablet Landscape - Firefox
Home page - Tablet Landscape - Chrome
Home page - Tablet Portrait - Firefox
Home page - Tablet Portrait - Chrome
Home page - Phone - Firefox
Home page - Phone - Chrome
Maths page - Laptop - Firefox
Maths page - Laptop - Chrome
Maths page - Tablet Landscape - Firefox
Maths page - Tablet Landscape - Chrome
Maths page - Tablet Portrait - Firefox
Maths page - Tablet Portrait - Chrome
Maths page - Phone - Firefox
Maths page - Phone - Chrome
About page - Laptop - Firefox
About page - Laptop - Chrome
About page - Tablet Landscape - Firefox
About page - Tablet Landscape - Chrome
About page - Tablet Portrait - Firefox
About page - Tablet Portrait - Chrome
About page - Phone - Firefox
About page - Phone - Chrome
Contact Us page - Laptop - Firefox
Contact Us page - Laptop - Chrome
Contact Us page - Tablet Landscape - Firefox
Contact Us page - Tablet Landscape - Chrome
Contact Us page - Tablet Portrait - Firefox
Contact Us page - Tablet Portrait - Chrome
Contact Us page - Phone - Firefox
Contact Us page - Phone - Chrome
Number Types page - Laptop - Firefox
Number Types page - Laptop - Chrome
Number Types page - Tablet Landscape - Firefox
Number Types page - Tablet Landscape - Chrome
Number Types page - Tablet Portrait - Firefox
Number Types page - Tablet Portrait - Chrome
Number Types page - Phone - Firefox
Number Types page - Phone - Chrome
Algebra page - Laptop - Firefox
Algebra page - Laptop - Chrome
Algebra page - Tablet Landscape - Firefox
Algebra page - Tablet Landscape - Chrome
Algebra page - Tablet Portrait - Firefox
Algebra page - Tablet Portrait - Chrome
Algebra page - Phone - Firefox
Algebra page - Phone - Chrome
Co-ordinate Geometry page - Laptop - Firefox
Co-ordinate Geometry page - Laptop - Chrome
Co-ordinate Geometry page - Tablet Landscape - Firefox
Co-ordinate Geometry page - Tablet Landscape - Chrome
Co-ordinate Geometry page - Tablet Portrait - Firefox
Co-ordinate Geometry page - Tablet Portrait - Chrome
Co-ordinate Geometry page - Phone - Firefox
Co-ordinate Geometry page - Phone - Chrome
Trigonometry page - Laptop - Firefox
Trigonometry page - Laptop - Chrome
Trigonometry page - Tablet Landscape - Firefox
Trigonometry page - Tablet Landscape - Chrome
Trigonometry page - Tablet Portrait - Firefox
Trigonometry page - Tablet Portrait - Chrome
Trigonometry page - Phone - Firefox
Trigonometry page - Phone - Chrome
Exam Questions > Number Types page - Laptop - Firefox
Exam Questions > Number Types page - Laptop - Chrome
Exam Questions > Number Types page - Tablet Landscape - Firefox
Exam Questions > Number Types page - Tablet Landscape - Chrome
Exam Questions > Number Types page - Tablet Portrait - Firefox
Exam Questions > Number Types page - Tablet Portrait - Chrome
Exam Questions > Number Types page - Phone - Firefox
Exam Questions > Number Types page - Phone - Chrome
Exam Questions > Algebra page - Laptop - Firefox
Exam Questions > Algebra page - Laptop - Chrome
Exam Questions > Algebra page - Tablet Landscape - Firefox
Exam Questions > Algebra page - Tablet Landscape - Chrome
Exam Questions > Algebra page - Tablet Portrait - Firefox
Exam Questions > Algebra page - Tablet Portrait - Chrome
Exam Questions > Algebra page - Phone - Firefox
Exam Questions > Algebra page - Phone - Chrome
Exam Questions > Co-ordinate Geometry page - Laptop - Firefox
Exam Questions > Co-ordinate Geometry page - Laptop - Chrome
Exam Questions > Co-ordinate Geometry page - Tablet Landscape - Firefox
Exam Questions > Co-ordinate Geometry page - Tablet Landscape - Chrome
Exam Questions > Co-ordinate Geometry page - Tablet Portrait - Firefox
Exam Questions > Co-ordinate Geometry page - Tablet Portrait - Chrome
Exam Questions > Co-ordinate Geometry page - Phone - Firefox
Exam Questions > Co-ordinate Geometry page - Phone - Chrome
Exam Questions > Trigonometry page - Laptop - Firefox
Exam Questions > Trigonometry page - Laptop - Chrome
Exam Questions > Trigonometry page - Tablet Landscape - Firefox
Exam Questions > Trigonometry page - Tablet Landscape - Chrome
Exam Questions > Trigonometry page - Tablet Portrait - Firefox
Exam Questions > Trigonometry page - Tablet Portrait - Chrome
Exam Questions > Trigonometry page - Phone - Firefox
Exam Questions > Trigonometry page - Phone - Chrome
Navigation > Main NavBar - Laptop - Firefox
Navigation > Main NavBar - Laptop - Chrome
Navigation > Main NavBar - Tablet Landscape - Firefox
Navigation > Main NavBar - Tablet Landscape - Chrome
Navigation > Main NavBar - Tablet Portrait - Firefox
Navigation > Main NavBar - Tablet Portrait - Chrome
Navigation > Main NavBar - Phone - Firefox
Navigation > Main NavBar - Phone - Chrome
Navigation > Number Types - Laptop - Firefox
Navigation > Number Types - Laptop - Chrome
Navigation > Number Types - Tablet Landscape - Firefox
Navigation > Number Types - Tablet Landscape - Chrome
Navigation > Number Types - Tablet Portrait - Firefox
Navigation > Number Types - Tablet Portrait - Chrome
Navigation > Number Types - Phone - Firefox
Navigation > Number Types - Phone - Chrome
Navigation > Algebra - Laptop - Firefox
Navigation > Algebra - Laptop - Chrome
Navigation > Algebra - Tablet Landscape - Firefox
Navigation > Algebra - Tablet Landscape - Chrome
Navigation > Algebra - Tablet Portrait - Firefox
Navigation > Algebra - Tablet Portrait - Chrome
Navigation > Algebra - Phone - Firefox
Navigation > Algebra - Phone - Chrome
Navigation > Co-ordinate Geometry - Laptop - Firefox
Navigation > Co-ordinate Geometry - Laptop - Chrome
Navigation > Co-ordinate Geometry - Tablet Landscape - Firefox
Navigation > Co-ordinate Geometry - Tablet Landscape - Chrome
Navigation > Co-ordinate Geometry - Tablet Portrait - Firefox
Navigation > Co-ordinate Geometry - Tablet Portrait - Chrome
Navigation > Co-ordinate Geometry - Phone - Firefox
Navigation > Co-ordinate Geometry - Phone - Chrome
Navigation > Trigonometry - Laptop - Firefox
Navigation > Trigonometry - Laptop - Chrome
Navigation > Trigonometry - Tablet Landscape - Firefox
Navigation > Trigonometry - Tablet Landscape - Chrome
Navigation > Trigonometry - Tablet Portrait - Firefox
Navigation > Trigonometry - Tablet Portrait - Chrome
Navigation > Trigonometry - Phone - Firefox
Navigation > Trigonometry - Phone - Chrome
Navigation > Exam Questions > Number Types - Laptop - Firefox
Navigation > Exam Questions > Number Types - Laptop - Chrome
Navigation > Exam Questions > Number Types - Tablet Landscape - Firefox
Navigation > Exam Questions > Number Types - Tablet Landscape - Chrome
Navigation > Exam Questions > Number Types - Tablet Portrait - Firefox
Navigation > Exam Questions > Number Types - Tablet Portrait - Chrome
Navigation > Exam Questions > Number Types - Phone - Firefox
Navigation > Exam Questions > Number Types - Phone - Chrome
Navigation > Exam Questions > Algebra - Laptop - Firefox
Navigation > Exam Questions > Algebra - Laptop - Chrome
Navigation > Exam Questions > Algebra - Tablet Landscape - Firefox
Navigation > Exam Questions > Algebra - Tablet Landscape - Chrome
Navigation > Exam Questions > Algebra - Tablet Portrait - Firefox
Navigation > Exam Questions > Algebra - Tablet Portrait - Chrome
Navigation > Exam Questions > Algebra - Phone - Firefox
Navigation > Exam Questions > Algebra - Phone - Chrome
Navigation > Exam Questions > Co-ordinate Geometry - Laptop - Firefox
Navigation > Exam Questions > Co-ordinate Geometry - Laptop - Chrome
Navigation > Exam Questions > Co-ordinate Geometry - Tablet Landscape - Firefox
Navigation > Exam Questions > Co-ordinate Geometry - Tablet Landscape - Chrome
Navigation > Exam Questions > Co-ordinate Geometry - Tablet Portrait - Firefox
Navigation > Exam Questions > Co-ordinate Geometry - Tablet Portrait - Chrome
Navigation > Exam Questions > Co-ordinate Geometry - Phone - Firefox
Navigation > Exam Questions > Co-ordinate Geometry - Phone - Chrome
Navigation > Exam Questions > Trigonometry - Laptop - Firefox
Navigation > Exam Questions > Trigonometry - Laptop - Chrome
Navigation > Exam Questions > Trigonometry - Tablet Landscape - Firefox
Navigation > Exam Questions > Trigonometry - Tablet Landscape - Chrome
Navigation > Exam Questions > Trigonometry - Tablet Portrait - Firefox
Navigation > Exam Questions > Trigonometry - Tablet Portrait - Chrome
Navigation > Exam Questions > Trigonometry - Phone - Firefox
Navigation > Exam Questions > Trigonometry - Phone - Chrome
Number types exam questions says 16 questions but it only has 4.
Image on Trigonometry topic page (5.1KB) does not have a smaller image to display on smaller screens
CSS was validated using W3C CSS validator
HTML was validated on all pages using W3C HTML validator
Home Page
Maths Page
About Page
Contact Us Page
Number Types video page
Algebra video Page
Co-ordinate Geometry video Page
Trigonometry video Page
Number Types exam questions Page
Algebra exam questions Page
Co-ordinate Geometry exam questions Page
Trigonometry exam questions Page
404 Error page
- README.md : Comprehensive overview of the MathsBuddy website detailing how it works, what its features are, the technologies involved and all the design decisions that were made in creating this learning resource.
- Vision doc : Business needs and feature list.
This project is deployed to Github Pages
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Push the code to Github using
git push. -
Go to the Github repository MathsBuddy github repository
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In the Github repository, click on the Settings menu option.
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Scroll down to and select the Pages section.
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Choose the main branch to deploy
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After a few minutes the site was deployed.
- HTML5
- HTML5 is used to develop the content of the MathsBuddy website.
- CSS
- CSS is used to layout the HTML elements on each page of the MathsBuddy website.
- FlexBox
- FlexBox is used to give the MathsBuddy website a simple, responsive layout.
- Firstly you will need to clone this repository by running the
git clone https://github.com/Liz-Conway/MathsBuddy.gitcommand - After you've that you'll need to make sure that you have a package manager such as npm installed
- You can get npm by installing Node from here
- Make sure that you have live-server installed. You can install this by running the following:
npm install -g live-server. This also may require sudo on Mac/Linux - Once live-server is installed run
live-serverin the root directory (the one where index.html is). - The project will now run on localhost
- Make changes to the code and if you think it belongs in here then just submit a pull request.
- Log into Github
- Search for MathsBuddy and choose to go to
Liz-Conway/MathsBuddy. - Click on the Fork button on the top right hand side of the screen.
- This will make a copy of MathsBuddy in your github account.
- In your version of MathsBuddy click on the
codebutton and copy the clone text. - Then, you will need to clone this repository by pasting the command you just copied into a terminal window on your computer and running it. This will create a copy of MathsBuddy from your github account on your computer.
- After you've that you'll need to make sure that you have a package manager such as npm installed
- You can get npm by installing Node from here
- Make sure that you have live-server installed. You can install this by running the following:
npm install -g live-serverThis also may require sudo on Mac/Linux - Once live-server is installed run
live-serverin the root directory (the one where index.html is). - The project will now run on localhost
- Make changes to the code and run
git pushto save those changes to your github account.
The major difference between cloning and forking is where your updates go when you perform a git push.
With cloning you are pushing the updates to the Liz-Conway/MathsBuddy repo on github.
With forking you are pushing the updates to your own MathsBuddy repo on github.
Using rems for CSS : https://www.aleksandrhovhannisyan.com/blog/respecting-font-size-preferences-rems-62-5-percent/
Button pop up: https://www.tutorialspoint.com/Add-a-pressed-effect-on-button-click-with-CSS
MathsBuddy logo: https://codepen.io/Tsankashvili/pen/zmPXGX
**Background video on home page **: Owner = https://www.vidsplay.com/, Downloaded from = https://www.vidsplay.com/formula-free-stock-video/
About - Student focussed: Owner = Anastasiya Gepp, Downloaded from = https://www.pexels.com/photo/woman-standing-in-hallway-while-holding-book-1462630/
Zoom classes: Owner = Julia M Cameron, Downloaded from = https://www.pexels.com/photo/person-writing-on-notebook-4145190/
Recorded classes: Adapted from - Owner = Alexas_Fotos, Downloaded from = https://pixabay.com/illustrations/college-student-professor-university-2052868/
Slack community: Owner = Austin Distel, Downloaded from = https://unsplash.com/photos/gUIJ0YszPig
Here 2 help: Owner = Andrea Piacquadio, Downloaded from = https://www.pexels.com/photo/elder-sister-and-brother-studying-at-home-3769981/
Exam Preparation: Owner = Julia M Cameron, Downloaded from = https://www.pexels.com/photo/photo-of-woman-teaching-his-son-while-smiling-4145355/
Centering text with CSS: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8508275/how-to-center-a-position-absolute-element
Evenly space item in a wrapped flexbox row: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44902771/flex-row-space-between-wrapped-items
Responsive media queries breakpoints: Code Institute - Love Running project
Convert mp4 video to webm video: https://webm.to/video-webm
Convert mp4 video to ogg video: https://www.onlineconverter.com/video-to-ogg
Compress image files: www.tinypng.com
Break words on smaller devices: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/wbr
Inspirational Quote: Lou Holt
Prime Numbers video: Owner = Khan Academy, Youtube=https://www.youtube.com/embed/mIStB5X4U8M
Prime & Composite numbers video: Owner = Khan Academy, Youtube=https://www.youtube.com/embed/3h4UK62Qrbo
Factorising Quadratics video: Owner = Nancy Pi, Youtube=https://www.youtube.com/embed/YtN9_tCaRQc
Algebraic Fractions video: Owner = CorbettMaths, Youtube=https://www.youtube.com/embed/Aat-_BYvjLg
Co-ordinate Geometry introduction: Owner = Fuse School, Youtube=https://www.youtube.com/embed/Byw72mbDBT8
Equation of a line video: Owner = CorbettMaths, Youtube=https://www.youtube.com/embed/MJKPASvp0qY
Co-ordinate Geometry review video: Owner = Danswers, Youtube=https://www.youtube.com/embed/9qmW-M2zr6Q
Pythagoras' Theorem: Owner = CorbettMaths, Youtube=https://www.youtube.com/embed/iWLVTy_rGjs
Trigonometric ratios: Owner = FuseSchool, Youtube=https://www.youtube.com/embed/QThmz7ZJsWM
Parts of a triangle: Owner = mathsisfun.com, https://www.mathsisfun.com/algebra/images/adjacent-opposite-hypotenuse.svg
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