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I chose content and images that best supported the purpose of my site and matched the style I wanted. I kept everything simple, clear, and visually consistent. We communicated through messages and feedback. There were a few times I had to clarify what I wanted, but overall communication went well. Yes. The final site matched the plan and the adjustments I requested. Give more detailed examples and clearer expectations from the beginning.
I gave each junior developer clear tasks and deadlines and checked in regularly to keep everyone on track. I updated the client often and asked for clarification when needed. A few expectations changed mid-process, but we adjusted smoothly. I used GitHub Pages, deployed the site, and sent the client the link to review. GitHub kept things organized. A few merge conflicts happened, but they were easy to fix.
Through messages and GitHub comments. Instructions were clear and communication was smooth. Yes. Each task was clearly explained. Yes, I worked on styling, layout, and fixes that were included in the final project. Only small merge conflicts at first, but I learned how to handle them.
Balancing all the roles at once, but staying organized helped me overcome it. Seeing the site come together and working through a real development workflow. Set clearer expectations early and review progress more often. Yes. This project made me more comfortable with teamwork, GitHub, communication, and building real-world websites.
