Step 15 · Review and submit

Submission Checklist

Verify every output and test every link before completing the activity.

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Final check

Is your learning portfolio complete?

Your README should act as the central index connecting all evidence from this module.

Six groups in the Topic 2 evidence checklist
Check content, permissions and every shared URL before submission.

Required submission information

ItemRequired evidence
GitHub profileProfile URL
GitHub EducationApplication status only: Not started, Submitted, Pending or Approved
Profile showcaseImproved profile and short reflection
Developer roadmaptopic-02/developer-roadmap.md
GitHub case studytopic-02/github-case-study.md
Course repositoryRepository URL
Markdown documentationCompleted README
GitHub PagesPublished website URL
FigmaShared prototype URL
Google StitchPrompt, screenshot and reflection
Google VidsShared video URL

Student checklist

  • I can sign in to all required tools.
  • I have completed my GitHub profile using a professional identity.
  • I have checked my eligibility and recorded my GitHub Student Developer Pack application status.
  • I have not submitted any private verification document as coursework evidence.
  • I evaluated public profile examples and improved my own profile.
  • I created developer-roadmap.md with three focused priorities.
  • I created github-case-study.md using public evidence.
  • I have installed and authenticated GitHub Desktop.
  • I have created the required public repository.
  • I have used headings, links, images, a table and checklist in README.
  • I have published a working GitHub Pages website.
  • I have created and shared a Figma design.
  • I have recorded my Google Stitch prompt and output.
  • I have created and shared a 60–90 second Google Vids presentation.
  • I have written a short learning reflection.
  • I have tested every submitted link in a private browser window.
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Do not submit inaccessible links. A link that requires the lecturer to request permission will be treated as incomplete until access is corrected.

✓

Final step: Commit the completed README, push the changes, check the published website and submit the required URL through the platform specified by your lecturer.

Acceptance criteria

RepositoryStructure is clear, commits are meaningful and no secret or private data is present.
DocumentationREADME explains the purpose, workflow, evidence and reflection.
Published websiteThe public URL opens without login, navigation works and no image is broken.
Figma and StitchLinks work and the prompt, prototype and evaluation are documented.
VideoThe 60–90 second presentation is viewable and includes captions or a transcript.
PermissionsEvery shared URL has been tested in a private browser window.