As for many of us, this project required an immense amount of groundwork. Few of us had experience with HTML and CSS, and likely lifted inspirations from previously-viewed sites. Given that, I tried to model my site after some modern design features that I’ve seen: moderate color tones, serif header fonts with sans-serif body fonts, center alignment for text, corralling the content into a central downward line as opposed to something that sprawls over the width of the browser window, and using a good deal of class tags for HTML elements. These design elements align with modern design to achieve easily readable websites. Brightly contrasting colors throughout a page create eyestrain and theoretically don’t balance well. Literacy in CSS is chiefly responsible for molding websites which respond to these modern constraints.
Category: markup
Link to Github Website
Website Link for Thur 11/2
file:///Users/jeffmcgarvey/Downloads/web-design-draft1/technical
My website pitch
I wish this was more elaborate and cool (I will hopefully continue to build on this up until the final portfolio) but here is my website pitch: https://taylorsalamone.github.io/Web-design-project/
Web page draft
Hi Ben,
Link to Website
https://jnh41.github.io/HTML-CSS-Project/#/about.html
Website Link
Github HTML Link
Linkhttps://elambiotte.github.io/Web-design-project/
Abby Hoffman Project Website Link
https://abbyshoffman.github.io/Web-Unit/
Gabi’s First Draft
Website Links
Since my pages are not yet connected, there are separate links for each of the pages I have created so far.
Project pitch
LinkLink to my Final Project Pitch :)
https://jappmann.github.io/html-css/
Link to Website Draft
https://jilltyburski.github.io/web-design-project/project-pitch-website-2/
My HTML Project Draft, as of 26. Oct. 2017
Here you go! Have fun. :)
Alyssa’s Website
Hello,
Gwen’s Website
Website Design Analysis
My favorite website is Popjustice.com. It is a website for news, music, and culture all surrounding the UK music scene. I primarily visit this site for new music recommendations and reviews. The layout features a pink header at the top which bears the logo for the site. The main feature of the site is their weekly "New Music Friday" article which is positioned as the largest image and blog post. These "New Music Friday" articles most likely get the most hits because they contain a short review of all of the British pop songs that have come out over the course of that week and gives them a short review. Above the feature article and just below the logo, there is a menu bar that shows all of the different types of articles included on the site, The Briefing, News, Music, Vids, Interviews etc, and Forum. This website serves many purposes besides news, but only really hardcore music fans will want to participate in the forum. The articles begin on the left side of the site with a substantial border and continue toward the middle. There is always a right hand side bar on every page of the website reminding visitors of their list of the best albums of the year and other options like a mailing list. The contrast on this website is primarily achieved by the black text on a white background, but the site also includes elements of pink for further visual interest. Some of the text in the headlines and paragraph headers appears in pink for further emphasis. The site is aligned along the space used for the major article space, with every other link seemingly optional. Popjustice does a good job of grouping the interests of readers together. Similar songs and articles of interest appear along the sidebar to entice readers to visit different pages on the site. The padding and the margin of the site make it more easily readable. Overall, I think this website is well presented in terms of formatting. It presents its information in a concise manner and maintains enough white space so that it is not overwhelming.