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I felt good overall with the outcome. It took a while to get off the ground with the actual coding part, but I'm definitely feeling more comfortable pseudo coding and trying to figure out what my "blocks" would be. Listing out all of my issues and scribbling all over the paper definitely helped a lot..and not to mention a lot of googling to learn more about jQuery! I wasn't able to figure out how to create a function that would detect the "catsgame".. I tried to work it out, but was not able to find something that would work for me... looking forward to seeing what methods the other students used.
I look forward to doing more exercises like this and kyrel; exercises that we are able to see visually. I find that those are the examples that help me out the most. Being able to see my changes, and visually depict the functionality I'm trying to create. Overall really fun!