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Thanks Piland!
Thanks Professor Piland for putting up with all my complaints and questions concerning Webydo this semester!!! I truly couldn’t have done it all without you! And thanks for spending 3 hours with me helping me fix all the things that went wrong with my mobile progress. You rock!!!
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When you’ve been trying to work out an error all day and it was right in front of you the whole day.
How I feel working with Webydo....
WEBYDO STRESSES ME OUT
Webydo is such an interesting platform to build sites on, but BOY does it stress me out. It drives me up the wall! I spent three hours with Professor Piland yesterday trying to fix all of the mobile changes I made because Webydo ever so nicely deleted them without my consent :) so that was fun...but I can finally say that I am done with my project! It took a lot of time and a lot of configuring, but I’m happy to finally hand it over to Prof. Piland and show it to the class. Below are some pictures of the first page, one is the desktop-friendly version and the other is tablet-friendly. It took me a while to place everything from the desktop version into mobile and tablet friendly versions, so I’m honestly proud of every little accomplishment I had during this project. Seeing my mobile-friendly site on my phone come to life and look professional and functional was so thrilling and exciting!
Tablet-friendly
Desktop-friendly
Thoughts on the last week of classes
This week is the last week of classes, what?!
Low key celebrating, but it’s definitely bitter sweet. It means there’s only one more semester of my undergraduate career at Elon. But my thoughts on this class are as follows:
-I’ve thoroughly enjoyed exploring Webydo as a design platform, and although it is frustrating at times, I love the capabilities of the program and all it’s able to accomplish.
-I’m proud of the progress I’ve made thus far even though I often find myself stressed and wanting to pull my hair out. It’s fun accomplishing a task, whether big or small in web design.
-Something I’ve realized about myself: I am not passionate about web design. I thought I wanted to explore it more moving forward and in a future career, but I think I’d get too frustrated. Although it’s been fun to explore in this class, I just don’t think it is something I can further pursue.
Thanks Prof. Piland for a great semester!!!
My Experience with Webydo & Test 1
So far so good with Webydo. I’m enjoying the opportunity to explore the program and see how my website can come to life in a way that doesn’t involve coding. There are so many exciting features to explore within the program and I want to make sure I give myself enough time to look into all of them to make my portfolio the best it can be. There is a lot of opportunity to come along with Webydo and I’m excited to see where I can take my portfolio from here.
Test 1 went a lot better than I thought. I wasn’t sure I had studied enough, but I ended up with a 98% without the extra credit questions so I can’t complain at all!
Coding is...interesting
My experience coding my website thus far has been interesting. There have been times that made me want to rip my hair out, and other times, I wanted to celebrate my mini accomplishments like getting my CSS to sync with my HTML page, or getting a picture to center on the page. Coding is definitely a lengthy, time-consuming process, which requires plenty of patience that I do not have. I’m glad I’m honing my coding skills because I think it’s valuable to have when applying to jobs, but I’m not sure I will ever enjoy coding.
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We make Websites
Love this design.
“6 Reasons Why Web Designing is NOT a Dying Profession”
I came across this interesting article (http://huff.to/2dcxupW) entitled “6 Reasons Why Web Designing is Not a Dying Profession” and was initially confused. Why would anyone even consider it a dying profession? I think web design is a profitable and growing industry that we will always have a need for. I think there will always be a need for web designers because companies are always going to need help with online marketing and that is where designers come in handy. That’s part of the reason I took this class: I think web design is an incredibly valuable skill that will make me more marketable when applying for jobs. Also the industry is always developing new tactics and techniques for great designs, and these design folks are going to be needed by organizations and companies to help implement them when they don’t know how to do it themselves.
Easy tool to make infographics
I was thinking a lot about the work I did over the summer in Corporate Publishing and how much fun I had working on our infographic assignment. Then, I came across this awesome resource that helps you design clear, well-designed and informative infographics. It’s a step by step site that helps you lay it out, pick color schemes, upload texts and images, and more. It’s a great resource for someone trying to creatively communicate an idea.
https://adioma.com/
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Sick web design!
Remembering how to use InDesign can be tricky! Last class, we were told to bring in text and five photos to create a layout design of our choosing. I chose to create a study abroad/travel “ad” of sorts, using two of my own photos from my abroad experiences and two from iClipArt. I never realized there were Adobe Color Themes that can be utilized, and I wanted to try that out, so I searched for “travel” color themes. It came up with a color scheme of dark grey, light blue, dark blue, and the salmon color pictured as the bar’s background. I will definitely be using these resources more often if we use InDesign in the future as they are incredibly helpful and reliable. Now, onto project 2!
Our First Class - 8/31
Coming into class today, I didn’t know what to expect. Fortunately, Professor Piland cleared up what the class would be about, and I’m thankful it is more about design than coding (which gives me anxiety to this day ever since taking COM210). I really enjoyed watching the two videos we saw about Webydo and Grid. Resources like these blow my mind because I never knew that there was a way to design websites that look as professionally as the ones on Webydo without using code. I have a Weebly myself, but I wouldn’t say it’s up to “professional” standards. The fact that Grid uses technology in the way that it does, making use of artificial intelligence to create a website based on what you tell it to do. Things are really looking up for web design lately, making it even easier for those who want to build things but just aren’t sure how (like me!). I’m really looking forward to being able to try out these resources and get a feel for what works best for me and what would make my website look even more professional.
