What I found interesting about the website was the mission statement and how it exemplifies that software is a tool that can be used for good to help people out. A food pantry is great humanitarian work to help those in need and software can help make it easier for the whole process. I believe it is important to show that you care and the mission really showed true motive behind the project. Also in the aspect of the website, I personally found the design to be user friendly. I know that when I stumble upon new websites, the design is important and navigating the website was easy to do. Also the dark mode is a feature, especially for websites that is very underrated and needs to be used a lot more so that was a nice touch.

From the blog CS@Worcester – Roller Coaster Coding Journey by fbaig34 and used with permission of the author. All other rights reserved by the author.

One thing that I liked about the website is the content under the vision and mission subheadings on the Libre Food Pantry About page. I like and find it interesting that it both teaches and helps the community by enhancing computer science education while providing free software for local food pantries. All while showing that free open source software can be used for social good and help society. The new website is easier to use than the old one and looks better as well. The layout looks cleaner and it is easier to find things. I find the switch for changing night and day mode in the top right corner useful/enjoyable.

From the blog CS@Worcester – Austins CS Site by Austin Engel and used with permission of the author. All other rights reserved by the author.