Credits

A history buff and "walking Google" – as she once called herself – LeongJX sacrificed weeks to compiling information from various sources into a coherent fifty-something-page five-chapter doc. More than half of the final text was written in her own words after she read laboriously through online articles and books, all the while striving for a neutral tone by including as diverse an array of perspectives as possible.

Unfortunately, words can only do so much. To allow the reader to picture the glorious and chaotic times of Elizabethan England, the trio spent days rereading the text and choosing the right pictures to go along with it. If you thought the website was boring, remember that it could've been more boring if there were just plain text, and reprimand yourself for being an ungrateful rascal.

The light tone and crisp colours of her illustrations strike a refreshing contrast to the rest of the website; they're literally comic relief.

Hours of computer screen hurt his eyes, nonetheless he felt coding was much more interesting than studying for SUEC, so he kept going. For the aspiring developer, this assignment was almost like a personal project, and he felt fortunate to have teammates who were reliable and took care of the contents so he could mostly focus on the coding.

Reserved in speech yet astute in his observations, ChowJH spotted flaws in the code and came up with neat solutions. Not just once, he saved the website when LimLH was stuck in a rut, and made improvements in places where LimLH thought was good enough.