This was a little more of the same. Once I got the api/images/angular working for the sport category I then repeated the process for all the other categories, checking nothing broke as I copy-and-pasted code.
I also started into php for the first time for this project. Lyndon had created log-in and sign-up pages in php and I edited them and styled them to look like the rest of our site.
The other large change was to simplify the html content that users edit and validate. Some of the feedback we had was that the errors panel was too complicated and the easy level wasn't that easy. To counteract how complicated it is, we decided to break down each website into smaller modules. I took our cricket website (which we seem to use as our test case for everything) and broke it down into 8 different modules. I tried to pick obvious break points in the module and had to edit the code a little to make sure all tags in each module had both opened and closed.
By changing the website into modules, we also had to change the easy/hard approach. Instead of each website having easy or hard mode, now, depending on how modular each website is, it is now easy OR hard. And we added more instructions to the website hover, 'begin restorations'.
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