Please visit my website at www.cs.trinity.edu/~phelmick! (They made me say that.)
Really, though, I put some time into it, even if it doesn't seem like it. Making a website was a lot harder than I thought it would be. It takes creativity and diligence. At one time I usually can have one or the other. Spontaneity is where my creativity lies, so to sit there and try to design some sort of message was a real challenge for me, even using Expression web. My favorite page is the home page because the background sets the scene for some type of mystical land with its own separate history instead of just "Hello. I am Peter. I am from Colorado. My parents are Unicorns. Blah blah blah." I hate that kind of thing. How droll.If I could have changed anything it would have been to add some more information to my imports (even though I do love the minimalist design of it). My biggest technical challenge was making Expression Web keep the pictures where I wanted them. It was ridiculous messing with those tables. There needs to be a better way! This was definitely also my biggest design challenge but for doing-the-assignment's sake, it was finding synchronization between web pages. I'll show my website to my classmates and maybe my friends. Possibly my family since they're on it as well. As for making another website, I would say there is a high probability of that. First I need to finish finals. Good luck everyone.
-Pter ;)
You entertain me more and more everyday..
ReplyDeleteI like how colorful your website is and the background that you chose.
ReplyDeleteI like your site, dude. The picture of you on the homepage is certainly thought-provoking.
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