Welcome to my course project directory!

What you will see I have created in an effort to explore Web Desing and Development.

Main Course Projects

My First Page

My First Page was the initial assignment that familiarized me with Dreamweaver. From it, I gained knowledge of the fundamental parts of code. Additionally, it allowed me to see the critical distinction between text that was visible on the webpage and comments and code that are concealed. I first learned about HTML and CSS through this one-page website, and as a result, I felt more confident and eager to learn about Web Design.
Squint Studio

Professor Rishe guided us through the Squint Studio website using instructional videos, but I was responsible for entering all the codes. This three-page website gave me the foundation on how to arrange my files. I learned how to add CSS to a document from an external file with this assignment, which was quite engaging. It was incredibly satisfying to watch my effort transform from a fairly bland and uninteresting document to an engaging and vibrant website week by week.
Explore the Heart of Europe

This is the path to my final site that will showcase what I have learned in this introduction to web design class. For this final, I was instructed to pick my own topic, and I chose to create a travel site. The changes and improvements I have made between the creation of this portal page and the final site you will soon check out will soon become evident to you. I have expanded my knowledge of CSS and added more creative design aspects such as a background image, google fonts, and a favicon.

Helpful Resources for Web Design and Development

Hello, CSS

Hello, CSS is a fantastic tool that I used in this class because it provides simple but detailed instructions on CSS. I felt more prepared to explore all that CSS has to offer after reading this source. I would heartily recommend Hello CSS to anyone looking for exciting and beautiful graphics. In order to make the topics that would be difficult to understand by reading about them more accessible to understand, it is illustrated with illustrations that show how CSS functions. I had a great time with Hello, CSS.

CSS Zen Garden

One of the first sources I came across in my Web Design class was the CSS Zen Gardens. It deepened my awareness of and appreciation for all aspects of Web Design, particularly CSS. The Zen Gardens is a portal that guides you through many web pages with varying CSS but the exact same HTML code but with different CSS. I was astounded by the complexity of it all even before I started coding with CSS.

Color Contraster

With the use of this color contrast tool, you can determine which color would be more beneficial for use on the web. I utilized a white background and yellow text at the beginning of this Web Design course to add variation. I was unaware at the time that some people may find it challenging to read the two colors. I was given a link to this website by Professor Rishe, and I evaluated all the colors for this specific project to make sure there was adequate contrast.

Welcome to my course project directory!

Main Course Projects

My First Page

Squint Studio

Explore the Heart of Europe