#webdesignstudent

[chardesignblog]

Images & Media Process

The next part of a website is to include some images and some gifs here and there to make your website pop out to your audience.

This is very crucial if you’re an artist and you want to display off your art pieces to your intended audiences. This is what I’ve done for mine. This may come off as simplistic but the way I want to design my gallery is to be a similar look to my favorite animal artist with motivation to them; The Latest Kate. Which is simplistic yet aesthetic appealing.

The media GIFS I have used are small (as I implied code for them to be small) PNG ones of a cutely designed foxes with a flower crown to act as a padding border next to the text fonts.

I have linked my Instagram below the Gallery which brings the user to my Instagram page for more viewing of my artworks outside of this website building for class.

[chardesignblog]

Typography & Color Screenshot

For my website, we had to do the next challenge which was adding some color and our desired typography.

For me, I’ve selected some cursive text in Josefin Sans font as that appears more humble in my opinion and makes it more sweeter to welcome my audience to my art website.

As for coloration, the palette I have chosen to go with is with that of the classic red fox fur, which is why the tabs are orange, and the border widths for the columns and some texts are brown.

(I also went a little ahead to add a few gifs to the Home Page to see how it looks and it looks very cute in my vision.)

[nee-ahh]

Up late at school working on assignments and a basic subdomain website. The noted cards are my,checklist that I need to get done. #hardwork #webdesignstudent #collegelife