Reflection on Internet and Writing Studies
As I’ve mentioned, prior to taking this course, I had never practiced hand-coding before. Never. So, it goes without saying that a lot of this was very challenging in the … Continue reading
Reflection on Responsive Web Design and Designing for Emotion
In my last post, there were several items on my website for Internet and Writing Studies I mentioned that I was working toward. Among them was the Portfolio page. I … Continue reading
Website Development: Questions + Concerns
I’ve made some more progress on my site toward adding pages and content. Things are moving along; I’m by no means a pro at this, but I’m glad that I’m … Continue reading
Toward a Site Made Whole
In terms of some changes that will need to take place before my professional website can be complete, some changes need to take place. The Index/Home Page: I’d like to … Continue reading
Applied Design: My Professional Contact Card
Aarron Walter wrote in Designing for Emotion, “To engage your audience emotionally, you must let your brand’s personality show.” Front: Back: With a nod to my custom-designed image, artwork … Continue reading
(Re)Vision, Comp #3
My Home Page, 3rd revision. Although it may not look terribly different than the previous version, I have spend many a nerve-wracking hour (often into the wee hours of the … Continue reading
My Design Concept, (Re)Envisioned Comp #2
Slideshow of my progressive, online evolution: From here. The Home page of my very first website comp: to . . . Here. My Design Concept, (Re)E n v i … Continue reading
My Design Concept
This is a rough sketch of a preliminary design concept that I came up with for my site. An end I am still concepting toward, is that I’d like my … Continue reading
User Persona
It is difficult to imagine who exactly is going to be actually reading my blog, however for this assignment in my Internet and Writing Studies I’ve got to imagine who my ideal … Continue reading
Design Persona
To me help me get a jump start on designing a persona for the web, I’ve used the template that Professor Bill Wolff suggested on Aarron Walter’s website. Overview: I’d like … Continue reading
CHRISTEN JANINE OTTER 