Iteration 2 Public UI Shell & Navigation

Build the Bootstrap-based responsive layout including the navbar, footer, and page routing. Create the Home Page with a hero section, the Dictionary Catalog page (pulling dictionary metadata from the database), and placeholder pages for Search and Preferences. Implement the light/dark theme toggle using cookies. Deploy to Bluehost and demo the navigable front-end.

******Create the Home Page with a hero section*****

Assignment on Project Elaboration

Introduction

For this assignment, you are to prepare a presentation to the meeting of key stakeholders on the results of Iteration 1 of the Elaboration phase.

1. The domain model should be started, and included in your presentation materials.
2. The data model should be started and included. Include definitions of tables and attributes where needed for clarity.

If any of the documents listed above were included in your previous presentation and has not changed, then just indicate that in your presentation slide. Do not include it again. Also, remember that one principle of Agile is to document only what is necessary in order to communicate.

Format

This assignment should be ready to present at the review meeting. The presentation should be in PowerPoint. Your assignment will probably be 20 to 30 slides. Check the syllabus for acceptable file name format.

Submission

This assignment should be submitted to the appropriate Dropbox folder. Check Schedule for due date.

Evaluation

This assignment will be evaluated/graded based on:

1. How well you have covered all the topics listed above,
2. Thoroughness of how each topic has been addressed
3. Understandability of points being made
4. Coherence of entire presentation.

Other Additional Rubrics for evaluation(Must Consider)

5. Format & Language (20%)

6.Report Structure (10%)

7.Design (30%)

8.Results, Discussion & Conclusion (30%)

9.Referencing, Citation & Log Book (10%)

Activity Overview: In this graded activity, students will learn how to publicly host web-content via two alternative methodologies. Students will host a static website directly via storage, and a server-less application.

Activity Outcomes: After completing this activity will be able to

• Demonstrate configuration of storage accounts
• Demonstrate configuration of server-less applications
• Demonstrate web-hosting principles

Deliverable: Upload all requested screenshots below, as a .pdf export from the editor of your choosing.

Naming convention: “lastnamefirstinitial_Activity#.pdf” e.g: “smithp_A1.1.pdf”

Be sure to include your name, student number, and course (CNW-2511) at the top of your document.

Hosting Web Content in Azure

Part of the advantage in hosting an environment on a Cloud platform is the ease of access to resources from anywhere in the world. In order to leverage this advantage, organizations must provide publicly-accessible web content in a highly-available, scalable, yet cost-efficient manner. Technicians must be familiar with many of these deployment models, along with the various methods to implement them.

Utilizing a Command-Line Interface (CLI) is often preferable to a Graphical User Interface (GUI) in a production environment. Provisioning, automation, and configuration become far more efficient when a technician can perform tasks in this way.

Follow this link to log in to the Azure Portal. Virtual Machines (and many other billed resources), must be disabled/deleted via the Azure dashboard to prevent continuous billing. Shutting down a VM within the OS will not disable them.

After you have completed this activity, you will delete all created resources, then verify with screenshots.

Do not create any resources unless you are specifically requested to. This runs a very high risk of your student account credits ($100 cap) being spent in their entirety, at which point you will no longer be able to access any of the resources required for this course, and future courses.

In this lab, you will be provisioning:

• One (1) Resource Group
• One (1) Storage Account
• One (1) Storage Blob
• One (1) App Service Plan
• One (1) App Service

As you progress through this activity, your instructor may request that you capture a screenshot periodically (on Mac OS: “command+shift+3” to capture the whole screen, or “command+shift+4” then drag the cursor over the area you would like to capture). These screenshots are part of your required deliverable and will be graded.

Please attend or view Live Lecture (Week 3 Part 1) when available for the latest walkthrough. It is important to understand Cloud Service Provider (CSP) platforms change frequently, so the available recording here may look differently than what you see. You are welcome to use your best judgement to navigate any differences, or wait until the Live Lecture recording becomes available for further elaboration.

Host a Static Website via Storage

1. Create a new Resource Group
   1. Region: East US 2
   2. Name: CNW-WEB
2. Create a new Storage Account
   1. Resource Group: CNW-WEB
   2. Storage Acct Name: “firstinitiallastname”web
   3. Location: East US 2
   4. Performance: Standard
   5. Account Kind: StorageV2
   6. Replication: Locally Redundant (LRS) or no redundancy, if available
   7. Access-Tier: Standard (Whichever option is least expensive, this is considered Cool storage)
      
3. Create a Static Website from within the Storage Account
   1. In the sidebar, under “Data Management” click “Static Website”
   2. Click “Enabled”
   3. Index Document Name: “index.html”
   4. Note the Primary Endpoint URL (this is the public URL to access your static website)
   5. Access “$web” container and upload “index.html” (download the .zip below and extract)
   6. Leave upload blob setting as their defaults
4. Access your static website via the Endpoint URL (great color, huh!?) – screenshot
5. Return to to “Data Management > Static Website” and click “$web” to access the container
6. Click “Index.html” then select “Edit Blob”
7. On line 19, change the “bgcolor” Hex value to “FFFF00” (yellow) and click “Save” – screenshot
8. Access your website URL to see the changes (you may need to reload a few times)

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Host a Website via Server-less App

1. Create an App Service Plan
   1. Name: “firstinitiallastname“web
   2. Resource Group: CNW-WEB
   3. OS: Windows
   4. Location: Central US
   5. Pricing Tier: F1 Free
2. Create an App Service
   1. Name: cnw1″firstinitiallastname“
   2. Resource Group: CNW-WEB
   3. App Service Plan: The plan you just created (should be selected by default)
   4. Application Insights: Disabled
   5. OS: Windows
   6. Runtime Stack: .NET Core 2.1 (or the nearest version if 2.1 is not available)
3. Configure App Service to display static website
   1. Navigate to your storage blob website
   2. Right click on the page, and select “View Page Source”
   3. Select all (cmd+a), then copy (cmd+c)
   4. Navigate back to your App Service
   5. In the sidebar, select “Development Tools > App Service Editor”
   6. Click “Go”
   7. Select “WWWROOT > hostingstart.html”
   8. Select all (cmd+a), then paste the copied html from step C
   9. On line 19 or 20, change the “bgcolor” hex value to “F00200” (red)
   10. Navigate to the App Service’s public URL (which can be found on the overview page) – it should be “cnw1firstinitallastname.azurewebsites.net”

Required Screenshots

The following screenshots should show the configurations identified in lab, for each component:

1. Storage Account
   1. Overview page
   2. Static Website page
2. Browser displaying the blob-hosted website (purple) – be sure to capture the entire browser window
3. Browser displaying the blob-hosted website (yellow) – be sure to capture the entire browser window.
4. App Service Plan Overview page
5. App Services
   1. Overview page
   2. App Services Editor displaying HTML for the hosted website
6. Browser displaying the App Services-hosted website (red) – be sure to capture the entire browser window
7. All Resources page showing that all resources have been completely deleted (it should be empty)

There should be 9 individual screenshots.

Full Name: Moayad Alahmadi

Phone Number: +

Email:

Location: Arizona, Mesa

Professional summary:

Masters student in Aviation Management and Human Factors with a Bachelors degree in Economics and over ten years of professional experience in analytical and operational environments. Bringing a strong foundation in data-driven thinking, structured problem-solving, and performance improvement.

Skilled in systems thinking, risk-based decision making, and organizational analysis, with the ability to connect theoretical knowledge to practical application. Experienced in managing responsibilities in high-accountability settings while maintaining accuracy, and efficiency.

Motivated to contribute to academic institutions within the aviation field by supporting teaching, research, and program development. Committed to promoting safety culture, continuous improvement, and human-centered approaches in aviation education.

Education:

Arizona State University, Mesa, AZ

Master of Aviation Management and Human Factors Aug 2025- present

Western Oregon University, Monmouth, Oregon

Bachelor of Science (Economics)

June 2021

Rating: 3.35/4

Professional Competencies

• Aviation Operations and Management
• Safety Management Systems (SMS)
• Risk Assessment and Operational Analysis
• Regulatory and Compliance Awareness (FAA and ICAO Frameworks)
• Academic Research and Analytical Writing
• Data Interpretation and Performance Evaluation
• Policy Review and Structured Documentation
• Project Coordination and Administrative Support
• Critical Thinking and Sound Decision-Making
• Academic and Professional Communication

Experience:

1- Investment Manager

Jeddah Sport Club, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia

January 2023- August 2024

Developed and implemented comprehensive investment strategies aligned with the clubs

financial goals.

Managed a diverse investment portfolio including equities, fixed income, and alternative assets,

ensuring optimal asset allocation risk management.

Conducted in depth financial analysis and due diligence on potential investment opportunities,

contributing to informed decision- making and strategic growth initiatives.

2- Financial Analyst

PDX LoveVerona Company, Portland, Oregon

November 2021- December 2022

Develop and maintained complex- financial models to support forecasting and budgeting

processes

Conducted variance analysis to identify trends and provide actionable insights to senior

management

Collaborated with cross- functional teams to streamline financial reporting processes, reducing

report preparation time by 20%

3- Sales Manager

Alkiram Restaurant, Medina, Saudi Arabia

January 2008 April 2018

Oversaw daily operations of the restaurant, ensuring efficient management of sales staff and

customer service quality.

Developed and implemented strategies to enhance customer satisfaction.

Created promotional materials, including flyers and brochures, to effectively advertise menu items and specials.

Achieved an average monthly revenue growth rate of 10% through targeted sales initiatives and customer engagement strategies.

Certifications:

Evaluating Investment in Startup Companies ( February 2023)

Financial Performance Management

( March 2023)

Safe Investment in Economic Crises

( December 2023)

Certified to operate investment in Sports Clubs ( December 2023)

Advance Principles of Investment

( June 2024)

Franchising as an investment tool

( September 2024)

Financial Management October 2025

Introduction to Project Management (PMP) December, 2025

Safe Investment in Economic Crises December, 2025

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Identify who is the target audience/customer; develop a persona an ID representing that specific customer.

• Who is the target audience/customer?
• Look for some of the possible solutions that already exist
• How is your solution being different and would create more value for this persona customer?
• Prepare a list of discovery interviews for the target customer and develop & customize the product/app according to their identified needs.

Target customer

As you continue to explore the development of your product, you need to begin identifying the target customer that would benefit from your new product concept. Your team may decide to create:

Personas – which can be a very useful tool in describing a potential customer. If you decide to use personas, you will want to develop three well developed personas. See an example on Page 32 of the Lean Playbook. You may start with a rough idea of a persona and then as you conduct your customer discovery interviews, you can add in additional layers of detail.

You may create a Target Market Segmentation using Demographic Segmentation, Behavioral Segmentation, Needs Based Segmentation. Be sure to include any assumptions you are making.

List the customer needs that the team believes will be addressed by delivering YOUR product.

Forming a Hypothesis About Your Target Customer

As you begin thinking about your product, you need to identify a target customer. One of the ways in which organizations do this is by creating a hypothesis around their target customer. Uber is an example used in The Lean Product Playbook. Uber hypothesized that their target customer would be people who wanted more competitive pricing than cabs, who wanted the price to be known proactively prior to getting in the car, and who could give feedback once the ride was complete. Based upon the Uber example, who would be your target customer and why?

Customer Benefit Table

Lastly using the table example on page 41 of the Lean Product Playbook, create a detailed list of 8-10 Customer Benefits that your product would intend to deliver to the marketplace based upon your discovery interviews.

Remember we are talking about benefits here and not specific features. A great article on this topic can be found at:

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