For Applied Art & Design at Sierra College
Crazy to think that we are already at a point to think of the mid-term! Last week was overwhelming for me and even though this week was the same workload I seem to have found a good balance. Thank goodness because it was a learning curve this week.
Continue reading “Mid-Way Already??”Hello! I cannot believe that one month has already passed for school already. One month in, and I feel like I have already done so much. I am pretty sure that online classes make it seem like I have more work to do in general. The whole process of going through online classes is still a weird feeling even after a month. I think I will adjust overtime. It is a weird feeling of going through lectures whenever you want, having to learn what is taught yourself, and then doing the assignments just seems so different since I have been attending classes physically for the past 20+ years.
Continue reading “Almost One Month of School Already”I can’t believe that we are already a few weeks in. I feel like time is going by really fast. We have already reviewed HTML mark up and now we’re onto CSS, typography, and FTP.
Continue reading “Time is going by…”During these two weeks I learned very interesting terms about CSS and Typography and I wish I have few more hours to put in reading and research.
Continue reading “CSS, typography and time management”Wow this week has been FULL of information! FTP, Portal Site, Typography …
Continue reading “Busy Week!”These couple of weeks we covered a bunch of themes. We discussed the major CSS principles, glanced over FTP clients and interactions with web servers, and, the fun part, discussed typography in general fonts in web design in particular.
Continue reading “CSS, FTP, FONTS”I really enjoy learning HTML and CSS and want to keep perfecting them until I can accurately reach my goal.
Continue reading “My Learning goals”I wanted to make this post as an introduction to where I started learning HTML and CSS properties. I know most of us had made given a brief background into their HTML and CSS history in their discussion posts, but I thought it would be great if everyone replied to this post with a more in-depth look into your stories and why you decided to continue to learn this subject.
Continue reading “Why did I start learning HTML/CSS?”WordPress isn’t that scary or hard as I though, even more easy to operate. I might even say I can see myself enjoying using it. WordPress is way more than just a blog site.
Continue reading “WordPress more than a blog site”I don’t think this is because its the end of the semester, but for some reason its like I have zero time to do anything and get it done. Its as if I don’t even know what time management is. So much to do, and yet so little time…
Continue reading “So Little Time”I love drop caps. They seem to add the “human” element to the written word; like “seeing” Dickens write it with a quill. Ah yes, CSS…
Continue reading “Weeks 11-13 Journal Entry”… the more I understand how much I don’t know. This quote perfectly describes my process of learning CSS.
Continue reading “Week 9 & 10 – The more I learn …”Last week, there were some interesting “Eureka!” moments. Both concerned color theory and CSS grids. Come, let me tell you what I mean…
Continue reading “Color Palettes & Grids”Flex and Flex Grid Layout are like Christmas gifts when it comes to CSS Layout.
Continue reading “Comprehending Flexbox”After spending a lot of time trying to make the coffeeshop website look right with floats, I thought it would take a long time to make it look the same with flexbox. I was wrong…
Continue reading “Week 4, Go Flexbox!”When I was learning Adobe’s applications in AAD70, I gradually discovered that I had fallen for fonts.
It has been only two weeks since a semester started. It might seems that not a lot can be learned in this short period of time, but…
Continue reading “What can be learned in two weeks?!”It is very nice to learn the ways how web pages could be affected by
Cascading Style Sheets with either link of Reset CSS or Normalize CSS.
I’ve had years of practice with HTML and sure, I don’t use it everyday like I used to since I’ve returned to my studies, but regardless, it’s very much as if I’m getting back on a bicycle after a 23 year hiatus.
Continue reading “Like Riding A Bicycle”