About The Team!

We are Adan and Dillan, the developers building Survey Says. Survey Says will allow people to answer survey questions and play games based on the most popular responses. This project is being developed for an upper-division web application development course.

Meet the Team

Team Overview

Team name
GhostsOfUTES
Project
Survey Says
Course
Upper-Division CS Web Application Development
Semester
Fall 2026
Team formed

Adan

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Adan, co-developer for Survey Says.

Adan has experience with C#, Java, JavaScript, TypeScript and other languages. He is interested in Game Development and how the process of C# code and building blocks work together. He is most interested in how websites are able to access databases accurately.

Initial Role
Co-Developer
Initial Responsibility
Perform tasks to ensure that the website follows assignment guidelines.

Development Skills and Interests

  • C#, Java, JavaScript, TypeScript
  • Game Development
  • Databases

Learning Goal

Adan wants to improve his skills with databases, get used to the MVC model, and browser responses.

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Dillan Mena

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Dillan Mena, co-developer for Survey Says.

Dillan is a senior in his final semester at the University of Utah, following the Artificial Intelligence and Data track. His focus is building a clean walking skeleton for Survey Says that uses semantic HTML efficiently within an ASP.NET Core MVC project.

Initial Role
Co-Developer
Initial Responsibility
Establish the project structure, semantic HTML pages, accessibility, and documentation for the walking-skeleton milestone.

Development Skills and Interests

  • Scripting
  • Back-end development
  • Databases
  • Python (preferred language)

Learning Goal

Dillan wants to learn more about front-end development and understand the full scope of web development all the way from the browser down to server-side data through this course.

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How We Will Work Together

Adan and Dillan will pair program on Survey Says. This is our planned work flow:

  1. Pull the latest version of the project before beginning new work.
  2. Plan on whether we are working in person or online.
  3. Use branches and meaningful commit messages for large changes.
  4. Review each other's code before merging or submitting.
  5. Ensure every page works correctly including links to other pages.
  6. Make sure that all team-members can explain all code submitted, and checking AI code to understand how it works.