Buggy Racing project: your poster

About the poster

Because you have developed a webserver, for the Buggy Racing project your poster is — like your report — a page on your webserver at:

  • http://0.0.0.0:5000/poster

What is on your poster?

  • "sell" the features of your editor

You've made a working buggy editor! Tell a buggy racer who's thinking of using your editor what's so great about it! What does it offer? What can you do with it? What features have you implemented? Use CSS, use images if you want, but remember to think about the information you're presenting too.

This is about conveying the features your editor has and what capabilities you have programmed into it.

How to set up the /poster page in your buggy editor

This is the same as how you're adding the report, except the route (and template) is called poster instead of report.

Add a new route in app.py (drop it in with your other routes, which means somewhere before app.run() is called): 

@app.route('/poster')
def poster():
  return render_template('poster.html')

In templates/ add a new template file called poster.html with content like this: 

{% extends "base.html" %}
{% block content %}

<style>
.poster {
  /* change or delete! */
  border-top: 1px solid black;
  margin: 1em;
}
<section class="poster">

<!-- YOUR POSTER GOES HERE: make it beautiful! Make it appealing! Make it clear!  -->
<!-- you can drop images into static/assets if you want... and access them        -->
<!-- here with <img src="/static/image-filename.png" alt="diagram" />             -->
<!--                                                                              -->
<!-- Of course you can edit static/app.css too if you want...                     -->
<!-- It's your webserver, after all.                                              -->

</section>
 
{% endblock %}

See also this information about your report:

Report