Goliathentertainment Just a few more sites that caught my eye this week – first up, Goliath Entertainment. Whacky, but a cool use of colour palette, animation and overall design that really works in combination for me. Do I personally dislike that shade of blue and…
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I feel like my brain has been filled with nothing but my major project recently, but stop everything – because this site deserves your attention (for the company name alone, tbh, but the website design is like the icing on a very delicious cake –…
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I’ve been wanting to make use of this blog more now that it’s summer and we’re working on our final projects. And yet, and yet – I never seem to get on with it! So, to combat that on a rainy Friday afternoon, I figured…
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UX stands for user experience, and speaks to how people feel when interacting with a product or system, from beginning to end. UX research and UX design are vital in crafting great user experiences, and this article will explain some key concepts and methods used…
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Analysis of the original site I was mostly happy with the results of my first submission of the small business website – I liked the final colour scheme and how the images I chose fit into that, I finally settled on the typefaces I wanted,…
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Tailwind CSS “is a utility-first CSS framework used for rapidly building custom user interfaces“.To break this down further, this means that Tailwind CSS provides a catalog of CSS classes to help style an website or application. Each of these classes have their own specific use,…
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I’ll preface this by saying I found it really hard to find websites with good colour schemes for this week’s journal post – apparently, a lot of the websites I frequent rely on the good old black and white. The ones that did use colour…
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tate.org.uk This might be because I spent half of my time in high school on their website and archives for my art classes, but I feel like the typeface the Tate use on their website is embedded in my brain. So much so, that when…
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This week we welcomed the world of CSS – what it is, how it developed, and how to use it. To start with, we looked at CSS Resets, and with it came the suggestion of Eric Meyer’s reset. This is the reset I’ve been using…
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This week was all about the anatomy of a web page, including looking at the web standards model. This breaks web design into considered layers of structure, presentation, and behaviour. We can map these to web design as: HTML (our structure) CSS (the presentation) Javascript…
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