Showing posts with label creative brief. Show all posts
Showing posts with label creative brief. Show all posts

Thursday, January 7, 2016

Topic Website - KC Mac n' Cheese


The main idea of making this project is for me to get a broader perspective of using Dreamweaver, as well as all the features it has that can embed a video, graphic, menus, and certain rollover images.

When I first started this project, I thought of making a website about Broadway or Photography, one of my many hobbies after school. In the end, I decided to go with something that made me happy and I could find plenty of information on. Along the way, I learned many new ways to add in coding, different color schemes, plenty of new information on Mac n' Cheese, and embedding images and videos.

Next time, I might try to find a better place to put the side bar so the website looks more natural, as well as changing the background on the sidebar. I really liked how I made the logo, and I tried to make it in a Mac n' Cheese shape, but ended up choosing a fun font to incorporate the feel of fun and lovable Mac n' Cheese. I also really liked how I did the background around the whole thing with the transparency, except maybe I next time I might try to make the Mac n' Cheese more at the top and then fade into black.

This project definitely helped me learn how to do width and rounded corners that I will most defiantly use for future projects. I think I'll change the layout more next time and try to experience some new feature with Dreamweaver that I haven't tried yet. I really loved this project because we got to incorporate everything we've learned and I got to write about something that I'm passionate about. Check out all my pages, as well as the website it self with the link below!

Ava's Biography



Tuesday, November 10, 2015

10 Questions and 10 Words

1. Do you like something simple or more complex?
2. Is there any specific colors you have in mind?
3. Do you want it to be something big and noticeable or small and subtle?
4. What's your vision for your logo?
5. What is your deadline?
6. What do you want the logo to say about you and your company?
7. What's your business about?
8. Are you going for something more serious or silly?
9. How do you want to make it something to remember?
10. What audience are you trying to appeal?