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+# Inspiration Board
+Congratulations! You're submitting your assignment!
+
+## Comprehension Questions
+Question | Answer
+:------------- | :-------------
+Explain the steps in creating a new Card from the form. |
+How did you learn how to use the API? |
+What function did you use to place the GET request from the API to get the list of cards?  Why use that function? |
+Explain the purpose of a Snapshot test. |
+What purpose does Enzyme serve in testing a React app? |
+Summary |

README.md

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-# Ada's Inspiring Board
+# Inspiration Board
 
 ## Introduction
 
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 This is a [Stage 2](https://github.com/Ada-Developers-Academy/pedagogy/blob/master/rule-of-three.md#stage-2) individual project. You will be submitting a PR for this project at the end.
 
+The project is due Monday June 18th 9am
+
 ## Learning Goals
 This project should enable you to demonstrate learning in:
 - Using an API within a React app
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 You should spend time exploring the API with Postman to get a feel for how to make requests and how the data is returned.
 
+### A Note About Styles
+
+We have provided styles for you in `.css` files. Styling is not a major learning goal for this project, so please limit the amount of time you spend on styling.
+
+To ease the use of our styles, the project conforms to a naming methodology/naming convention standard known as [BEM, or Block Element Modifier](http://getbem.com/). Essentially, you can count on the provided styles to conform to the following naming rules:
+- There aren't any, or rarely any element/tag selectors or ID selectors, and all styles selectors are on classes. That means there are are a lot more classes to set, but it relies less on assuming a specific HTML structure before understanding how to use it
+- Classes are named in [block__element--modifier](http://getbem.com/naming/) format:
+  - The first section, `block`, will describe the semantic block that the style applies to
+  - The second section, `element` (after two underscores), will describe the specific element within that block that the style applies to
+  - The third section `modifier` (after two hyphens), will describe any sort of modifier (ie `enabled`, `success`, `green`) for that block and element that the style applies to
+
+Here's an example:
+```css
+.new-card-form__header {
+  text-align: center;
+  ...
+}
+```
+
+In this case, there is some "block" (section, idea, maybe component) named `new-card-form`, and this style is for the "element" that represents the header by name of `header`. This style makes the header in the new card form `text-align: center;`. Note that this does not dictate what kind of HTML tag this is, or what its parent or children are.
+
+Again, please limit the time you spend on styling, and reach out often and frequently.
+
 ## Wave 1
 
 Create `Card` and `Board` components and use the provided hardcoded data to populate the board.
 
 - Build the Card component to display a single inspirational quote and optional emoji.
 - Build a `Board` component which renders a list of Cards from hardcoded data
 
+Note there is a package installed called [`emoji-dictionary`](https://github.com/IonicaBizau/emoji-dictionary) which you can elect to use to display the emojis listed.
+
 ## Wave 2
 
 In wave 2 you will add API functionality.
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 - Allowing the user to switch between bards with a drop-down list
 - Add user interaction testing
 - Allow the `NewCardForm` to post to different boards on the API.
+- Try to deploy the app on Github pages [(nice tutorial, here!)](https://codeburst.io/deploy-react-to-github-pages-to-create-an-amazing-website-42d8b09cd4d)
 
 ## What we're looking for
 You can see what your instructors are looking for [here](./feedback.md)