Website! Yaaay?
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gwendolyngreyI just finished my "For Reals" website for my portfolio class.
It would have been a lot easier if the instructor had actually known Dreamweaver.
I'll have a lot more to add to it once my senior show is finished in the spring, but for now it'll do. And I still have to buy a domain and get a host; it's temporarily uploaded to some space I have on GVSU's server.
Critique? Advice? Any niggly bits I might want to change before Wed. (when it'll be critiqued in class)?
It would have been a lot easier if the instructor had actually known Dreamweaver.
I'll have a lot more to add to it once my senior show is finished in the spring, but for now it'll do. And I still have to buy a domain and get a host; it's temporarily uploaded to some space I have on GVSU's server.
Critique? Advice? Any niggly bits I might want to change before Wed. (when it'll be critiqued in class)?
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Date: 2008-12-02 04:16 am (UTC)-You may want to give your web site a title so it doesn't show up as "untitled document" in browser windows.
-For costume photos you may want to (maybe just in the future) consider what the backdrop is for your model/mannequin so it either fits or is more neutral/less chaotic.
Other than that It's very organized and easy to navigate! Hooray!
If you need advice about where to buy a domain name etc. just let me know and I'd be more than willing to help you set it all up etc.
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Date: 2008-12-02 06:26 am (UTC)And proper photoshoots are DEFINITELY on the agenda for my costumes!
(I might just hit you up for domain advice... I'm a bit at sea here...)