Inspiration
Our inspiration for building a web-based learning platform for kids came from the idea that learning should be fun and engaging. We wanted to create an interactive platform that would help kids learn in a way that is enjoyable, instead of feeling like a chore. Our goal was to use the power of games and storytelling to create an immersive learning experience that would capture kids' attention and encourage them to explore different scientific concepts. With Penguinius, we believe we've achieved that goal, and we're excited to continue developing new ways to make learning fun and accessible for all.
What it does
Penguinius is packed with features that make learning science easy and enjoyable for kids. Some of its key features include:
- Interactive Lessons: Kids can learn science concepts through interactive lessons that are designed to be engaging and educational.
- Narrated Storytelling: Stories are integrated into the lessons to help the kids further understand the topic in a funner way.
- Fun Experiments: Kids can carry out fun experiments that are designed to be safe and easy to perform. ## How we built it We used mainly CSS in this project to create a more engaging and interactive interface for our audience. The websites are all in HTML, and include some JavaScript for extra interactivity. Most (90%) of our drawings and illustrations are hand drawn by our team, including the animated GIFs. ## Challenges we ran into We had issues with wanting to incorporate tricky animations for certain elements. Publishing the website with an official and custom domain was also a roadblock for us, but thankfully with the help organizers and mentors, we managed to figure out a way to fix our issues. ## Accomplishments that we're proud of We successfully created a product that we envisioned. We learnt a lot about CSS animations and incorporating JavaScript alongside it. We are also proud of learning how to make animated drawings from scratch. ## What we learned We learnt a lot about CSS, JavaScript, and how to animate drawings. ## What's next for Penguinius We wish to expand the amount of interactive games and activities we have on the website. We want to cover more topics and subjects that kids struggle with. We want to make a more ADA compliant website so it is more accessible to kids who are unable to receive their needed assistance in education.



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