Welcome to my Course Project Directory!
The following projects have been created as a way to explore front-end Web design and development.
Main Course Projects
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My First Page
This project served as an introduction to Adobe Dreamweaver, HTML, CSS, and basic coding principles. The main goal was to begin understanding how websites are structured and how different web languages work together to create a functional and visually organized page.
Through this activity, I practiced building a simple webpage from scratch, learning how HTML is used to structure content such as headings, paragraphs, and images, while CSS is used to control the visual design and layout. Using Dreamweaver also helped me become more familiar with a professional web development environment and how to navigate between code view and design view.
Overall, the project was focused on building foundational web design skills and developing confidence in writing and editing code. It served as an important first step in understanding how websites are created and how small changes in code can significantly impact the final design and user experience.
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Squint Studio Build-Along
This project was focused on building our skills with Adobe Dreamweaver by following step-by-step video instructions from Professor Rishe. The goal was to become more comfortable working within the software while reinforcing both foundational and more advanced web design and coding techniques.
Throughout the project, we practiced using different HTML tags and writing code to structure multiple pages within a website. We also learned how to create and link an external CSS file, allowing for consistent styling across all pages. In addition, we explored more advanced skills such as organizing a multi-page site, managing file structure, and improving efficiency when editing and updating code within Dreamweaver.
Overall, this activity helped strengthen our understanding of how to build and manage a multi-page website while developing both basic and more advanced skills in HTML, CSS, and Dreamweaver.