CIS209GroupProject

CIS 209 Group Project

Georgia Museum of Space and Time

Project Overview

This project is a simple website wireframe designed for the Georgia Museum of Space and Time. The layout focuses on four essential website sections:

The website provides visitors with an engaging landing page that highlights museum media, allows users to purchase tickets, and provides a contact option.

Website Layout

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Technical Mission

Build a fast, responsive, and accessible website with clear structure, intuitive navigation, and reliable functionality across all devices.

Aesthetic Mission

Create a modern experience that feels immersive yet simple, using blue, pink, gold, and purple to reflect exploration, creativity, and elegance.

Page Sections

The header contains the museum branding and navigation links.

Elements included:

Main Section

The main section highlights the museum experience using visual media.

Content examples:

Centered Feature

A prominent push button appears in the center of the page.

Purpose:

Example button:

[ Buy Tickets ]

Contact Section

Visitors can send questions or feedback using a simple contact form.

Fields:

The footer displays author information.

Example:

CIS 209 Group Project

Technologies Used

Future Improvements

The header contains the museum branding and navigation links.

Elements included:

Website Title: Georgia Museum of Space and Time

Navigation Menu:

Tickets

Contact

Main Section

The main section highlights the museum experience using visual media.

Content examples:

Space exploration photos

Embedded space documentary video

Interactive element such as:

image slider

clickable exhibit preview

space trivia generator

Centered Feature

A prominent push button appears in the center of the page.

Purpose:

Encourage users to purchase museum tickets.

Example button:

[ Buy Tickets ] Contact Section

Visitors can send questions or feedback using a simple contact form.

Fields:

Name

Email

Message

Submit button

Footer

The footer displays author information.

Example:

Created by: Your Name CIS 209 Group Project Technologies Used

HTML

CSS

Basic JavaScript (optional for interactive features)

Future Improvements

Add animated space backgrounds

Integrate ticket purchasing system

Expand the interactive exhibit section

Add mobile responsive styling

16 Personalities Test

Personality Work Style Summary

Our team completed the 16 Personalities test to better understand our working styles:

Jacob: INTJ-T (Architect) Olivia: INFJ-T (Advocate) Austin: ENFP-A (Campaigner)

Core Difference:

INTJ-T (Jacob): Logic-driven, efficiency-focused, direct INFJ-T (Olivia): Values-driven, people-focused, empathetic ENFP-A (Austin): Idea-driven, energetic, people-oriented, thrives on creativity and possibilities

Common Clashes:

Decision-making: Jacob tends to move quickly and strategically, Olivia considers people impact, while Austin may explore multiple possibilities before committing Communication: Jacob is blunt and concise; Olivia is diplomatic; Austin is expressive, enthusiastic, and sometimes less structured Conflict: Jacob addresses issues directly; Olivia may avoid or internalize tension; Austin may try to defuse tension or shift focus to solutions Priorities: Jacob prioritizes results and systems; Olivia prioritizes team harmony and ethics; Austin prioritizes innovation, collaboration, and big-picture thinking

Stress Factor (-T / -A):

Jacob and Olivia (-T) can become more reactive under pressure Austin (-A) is generally more stress-resistant but may become scattered or overly optimistic Jacob may become more critical; Olivia may withdraw or feel overwhelmed; Austin may lose focus or jump between ideas

How We Work Better Together:

Jacob works to soften delivery and consider emotional impact Olivia works to communicate more directly and clearly Austin works to stay focused and follow through on ideas We align early on goals (balancing efficiency, people impact, and creativity)