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Currently, in my CYO project on Cobra Kai, I put each of the events in chronological order, as well as pictures for each of the events that made my timeline look proper and presentable. On top of that, I changed some of the descriptions. I changed “date” to “date (context of the show),” “Relation” to “Connection,” and “Events” to “Season & Episode.” I also put my data into two separate folders/sections. One was titled “Friends & Foes” which was the timeline of the relationship between Johnny Lawrence and Daniel LaRusso. The other was titled “Journeys” which highlighted the similarities of the journeys of myself and Miguel Diaz. One of my favorite parts about my data is the presentation of the timeline, and a lot of that has to do with the pictures that I added. In order to understand this timeline, and the whole project in general, readers will have to understand the context, which is explained in the descriptions. One thing that’s important that I made sure is that the descriptions aren’t too in-depth to where it’s too much information that turns readers away, but enough for them to understand what’s going on. In the events of the timeline, considering I had a lot of sections, the descriptions I wrote weren’t too in detail. However, my journey sections were because all that were in the journey sections were the pictures, the title and the description. I made a good number of edits to my project that made it more structured and more presentable.

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