Web Design Summer 2020

1. The code for this assignment appears correct (that seems too easy). The variables are price1 and price2 and the object is total. Total can hold multiple variables, it holds both price1 and price 2 combined. 2. Now for the more difficult part. I made an image in Canva and saved it as a PNG, JPEG, and GIF. Filezilla did not like the GIF at all. I tried resizing it, used a different template, and I even Googled “filezilla won’t upload GIF.” I couldn’t get it. Either the connection was terminated or it said the file uploaded but it wouldn’t work. I’m really interested to find out why it didn’t work. The PNG file was the highest quality and looked the sharpest on my screens. It took the longest to download too. It wasn’t so noticeable on my desktop (next to my router) but when I tried on my phone, it made a huge difference the first time I loaded it. I think if you don’t really need a PNG file, a JPEG is a lot more practical in terms of loading speed. I’m really bummed out I didn’t g...

I like to code by breaking first, I also have an infant, so this assignment took way longer than it should have. Dreamweaver isn’t very intuitive for me. My module 3 link on my home page is still underlined and I don’t know how to get rid of it. My pictures showed up a little warped (I know pictures are next unit but I wanted to play with the layout). I ended up without the stylesheet (oops) I uploaded the wrong one. I got a 404 error for about 2 hours when I forgot to replace index2, even though it was in the lecture.   Oops.

I haven't taken a web design class in 10+ years. I think some things have probably changed a little bit since then. I used blogger in undergrad so I decided to use it for this classes blog. It has both a rich text mode and a coding mode so I can practice my HTML (it's a little rusty).  You can visit my webpage for class here .