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“Creative without strategy is called ‘art’. Creative with strategy is called ‘advertising’.”— Jef I. Richards

“We must design for the way people behave, not for how we would wish them to behave.” ― Donald A. Norman, Living with Complexity

“Good systems aren’t about how they look. It’s about how they work.” – Sarah Gibbons, NN/g UX Podcast

“If you are thinking intentionally about how you’re deciding to solve a problem, then that is design.” – Sarah Gibbons, NN/g UX Podcast

1. Develop a research question. Research questions should be able to be answered using a scientific method
2. Do a literature review
3. Develop a hypothesis. Should be theory based or data driven.
4. Design the study
5. Conduct the study
6. Analyze the data
7. Report the results

Includes five main parts/topics:

1. Background
2. Aim
3. Method
4. Results
5. Conclusion

Often written last between 120 – 150 words. A structured abstract has more information and should be no less than 150 words.

1. Phenomenon – the problem you are looking to solve
2. Focus – the variables or factors you are interested in
3. Theory – the theory/concept that can solve the problem
4. Identify a Gap – What is the gap in research this study solves (the value of the research).

The research question helps in forming one sentence that can describe your research.

Research Question Template

1. Burst
2. Pexels
3. Picjumbo
4. Pixabay
5. Reshot
6. Stocksnap
7. Unsplash

Read the image license before using free images in your work.

sass/
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|– utilities
|   |– _variables.scss    // Sass Variables
|   |– _functions.scss    // Sass Functions
|   |– _mixins.scss       // Sass Mixins
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|– base/
|   |– _reset.scss        // Reset/normalize
|   |– _typography.scss   // Typography rules
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|– components/ (or modules/)
|   |– _buttons.scss      // Buttons
|   |– _carousel.scss     // Carousel
|   |– _slider.scss       // Slider
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|– layout/
|   |– _navigation.scss   // Navigation
|   |– _grid.scss         // Grid system
|   |– _header.scss       // Header
|   |– _footer.scss       // Footer
|   |– _sidebar.scss      // Sidebar
|   |– _forms.scss        // Forms
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|– pages/
|   |– _home.scss         // Home specific styles
|   |– _about.scss        // About specific styles
|   |– _contact.scss      // Contact specific styles
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|– themes/
|   |– _theme.scss        // Default theme
|   |– _admin.scss        // Admin theme
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|– vendors/
|   |– _bootstrap.scss    // Bootstrap
|   |– _jquery-ui.scss    // jQuery UI
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`– main.scss              // Main Sass file

Utilities are reserved for mixins, variables, and functions that does not output any CSS when compiled.

Reference: Structuring your Sass Projects