Ship. Measure.
Improve.

Before the next class

Keep evidence as you work: record the starting version, actual prompts and relevant outputs, your corrections, the changes made and observed test results. Use the individual portfolio template. Final assessment evidence belongs on the university’s Connect platform; project links and public quests here are progress and feedback.

1. Submit your links: your public GitHub repository and the live Vercel URL (or your current hosting provider). Keep them updated.
2. Run both reviewers: open the project checker. Utility focuses on useful, working outcomes. Design gives optional feedback that does not affect passing or failing.
3. Measure your traffic: implement Google Analytics, PostHog, Hotjar, Microsoft Clarity, or Vercel Analytics. Show a test visit and one meaningful event. For the official Digital Presence component, Google Analytics is specifically required; another tool does not replace it.
4. Add a useful CTA: give visitors a clear next step that benefits your project—an enquiry, booking, signup, order, or another real outcome. Test through to confirmation.
5. Improve and push: choose one agent recommendation, copy its prompt, review the change, test it and push a meaningful commit. Submit the commit URL and before/after evidence on your project’s quests.
6. Support the class: visit classmates’ projects, give useful feedback and star repositories you want to support. Stars do not affect your grade.

Commits and pushes appear on the board. Reviewed delivery, testing and improvements earn quest points; empty commits do not earn automatic credit.

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