This is what we've worked on for about the past month. We've done a lot of learning for this, and I am actually very proud of what I've made. We learned first about CARP, the 4 rules of all graphics. Contrast, Alignment, Repition, and Proximity. With this you can easily make a really good graphic. We learned about the "<div>" tag, which is used to separate different parts of your website. In order to make the styles uniform, we learned about CSS files, which tell a website how it should look, and how to make one. There are actually 3 types of incorporating CSS into a website; built into a div, built into the top of the website, or a separate file. We've mostly used the top, but this time we used a separate file.
For the picture, we all went out to the hallway to get our pictures taken. We then color corrected and cut out the photo. This is the picture I used.
We also used a background tiling image, where we took a picture of concrete and used various tools to make it seamless. We also used some color correction tools to blur it out as to not take attention away from the actual content of the page. This is the picture I made.
I didn't really run into any issues, other then missing a few class periods due to band. I also had some technical problems which I needed help with. Next time I will make the CSS file use better colors, because I don't think that the font colors I picked are very pretty or appealing.
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