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website quandary
Sep. 24th, 2009 03:12 pmI kind of feel like I've been collecting websites for myself... whenever I've outgrown one (in terms of usefulness and/or taste), I've just added to the list instead of deleting my internet trail.
One thing I've known. I needed a site with my own domain that I could use as a more professional portfolio site.
Well, it exists now (and I found a web host that I liked, eHostOne), and I happily own www.gwendolynbasala.com.
The question now remains... do I ONLY use that site, and maintain it as my personal costume/art site and erase the old one forever? I'm kind of leaning towards that route at the moment. Getting rid of 'Behind the Tapestry', forgetting the practice portfolio site that's currently hosted on the GVSU server, and embracing gwendolynbasala.com as my one and only online presence. And how "professional" do I want to go in that instance? Keep all the old commentary on my costumes, or just have key information and images?
Right now the only software I have is iWeb, so I can't do anything too complicated with the design, but it's the content that's the question.
One thing I've known. I needed a site with my own domain that I could use as a more professional portfolio site.
Well, it exists now (and I found a web host that I liked, eHostOne), and I happily own www.gwendolynbasala.com.
The question now remains... do I ONLY use that site, and maintain it as my personal costume/art site and erase the old one forever? I'm kind of leaning towards that route at the moment. Getting rid of 'Behind the Tapestry', forgetting the practice portfolio site that's currently hosted on the GVSU server, and embracing gwendolynbasala.com as my one and only online presence. And how "professional" do I want to go in that instance? Keep all the old commentary on my costumes, or just have key information and images?
Right now the only software I have is iWeb, so I can't do anything too complicated with the design, but it's the content that's the question.
