We have been talking a lot about websites in our Social Media & Web Technology class. With the Holiday fast approaching I have been thinking a lot about what to give and make people on my list for gifts. I also think a lot about celebrating the Solstice and not so much the religiously commercial part of Christmas. I always start cruising the crafty websites of www.pinterest.com or www.etsy.com to get ideas of things I can make for my closest family members or friends. This time of year there are TONS of ideas. Finding the time and motivation between work and school is a challenge to get projects done in time to celebrate the Winter Solstice. Everyone has their own op opinion of the season. With Santa Claus, Hanukkah, the birth of Jesus and the longest night of the year in Solstice, there are many options for people to celebrate. Getting together with loved ones and celebrating in your own way is the true reason to bring joy to our hearts. It's interesting to learn of dif...
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Designing or planning a website can be a daunting task! Staying focused and knowing what you would like the end result to be like can be a good way to complete the task without feeling overwhelmed. Here are a few tips to keep in mind when starting the planning process. Be aware of the visual hierarchy. In other words, get straight to the most important point your viewer will see when they find your website page. Rank the most important elements you want to include on your website in order of importance and visually display them in this ranking order. By visually arranging and organizing your website elements, your visitors will naturally gravitate toward these important elements first. Another good tip to keep in mind is following the conventional website layout. This will give your viewers the confidence to navigate your website. Wild and wacky website designs can be confusing and distracting for prospective viewers. Having an easy to use navigation bar is key to keep...