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3 week plan By end of this week choose the final template and finish the first page. 1. Week (4/2-4/8) in Mammoth Take more photos from Mammoth and write a story for my blogpost Choose a font for my website Choose a final name for my website Design second pages Link the second pages with navigation bar etc. Design footer 2. Week (4/9-4/15) Trip to SF Take more photos from San Fransisco and write a story for my blogpost Start focusing on actual blog - Design the blog page Write and design "About Me" page Choose countries and places I'm going to write about  Write two posts (one of these topics: San Fransisco, Mammoth, New York, Yosemite) 3. Week (4/16-4/22)  Take photos in Squaw and other ski resorts around Tahoe when we still have snow Edit old photos from Europe where I traveled  Write three blogposts (one of these topics: Krk - Croatia, Ljubljana - Slovenia, Camping - Norway, Finland)

Week 1: -Finalize layout and color palette -Upload photos to the master folder -Finalize tab names and photos -Fill in all wording on the home page Week 2: -Create one piece of content for each section (Travel, DIY, Inspiration) -Create more creative pieces on the website (social media bar, decorative headers) -Finish About Me section Week 3: -Create one piece of content for each section (Travel, DIY, Inspiration) -Finalize all writing sections -Publish site Problem Log: Week 1: Saana showed me how to add my Instagram feed to the bottom of the page. I originally had a scrolling photo gallery with uploaded images, but the Instagram feed is much better because it updates with my latest photos and gives viewers the opportunity to follow me on social media. Week 2: I posted my first blog post and saw how it looks when finalized. I played around with different image styling and size in the post. Week 3: I accidentally deleted what I thought was just a text box, but it was the autom...

Th ree-week plan Week 1:  Write the "about" section,  Organize the photos, sort them into categories and select the strongest 30 images for each gallery. Upload them . Week 2:  Tag the photos with location, organize them in color, publish the website Week 3:  Market the website emmastenvall.com

week 1: finish layout of homepage and uploading images week 2: Layouts of all of the different categories,  make an "about me" paragraph Week 3: Figure out coloring of all pages, make any final changes.

Week 1, Shoot portrait for ''about me'' section(+ color correction) + finish up layout for home page + gather all content in a folder Week 2, Start writing the code for the site = have the basic layout of divs placed plan content for each div (text+navbar) Week 3, Activate links + touch ups + photos Add content to the portfolio section Problem Log: I have been trying to figure out how to make what I believe is called a parallax scroll function for the bottom of my page. For that I have to add a Java script function, which is a different language that I have yet to figure out how to make talk to CSS and HTML. By not knowing how to achieve this I was forced to play around further with placement and sizing of images and div's. This have given me a minor confidence boost in my quest of learning this foreign language.

My plan throughout the 3 weeks is to download pictures from Pazcuaro into my website. I want to focus on the main stuff first. For example, a navigation bar, color balance, logo, header photo, and a good introduction about me. My website will be a photo gallery about Pazcuaro, Mexico.

https://www.morganmmeadows.com Week 1: Gather, edit and upload photos. Finish formatting website. Week 2: Work on adding content to journalism blog. Week 3: Social media. Make facebook page. Problem log: 3/28 Having difficulty finding/choosing my best images for the site.

Week 1. Find photo's to use,  that may be updated later.  Find a template that fits my design.  Write our Mission and Goals. Week 2. Write the About US section.  Find customers testimonies. Week 3. Create and install the interactive calendar for the website. -Frederick McCarthy

Week 1:              -Write an about me page              -Finalize layout and design              -Make a logo?              -Decide whether to stay with Format or switch to Squarespace depending on HTML/CSS                     editability Week 2:             -Find the needed code             -Build Week 3:             -Build

Week 1: Wednesday: Actively be shooting photos. Continue to schedule shoots and reach out to local brands/ designers/ boutiques to collaborate with.  Week 2: Monday: Finalize "About Me" section, create a professional email address, select an appropriate about me photo.   Wednesday: Organize all my photos, sort them into categories (main "style", BTS, and portraits), and select the strongest images for each gallery. Resize them, edit them to appear cohesive in style and upload them to site.  Week 3: Monday: Start a "blog"or BTS gallery section for the site, telling the story and thought behind the style and vibe of the most recent shoot.  Wednesday: Make another blog (or BTS gallery) post, continue to edit photos and schedule shoots with the use of my professional email address. Incorporate Instagram into website and "polish" Instagram to be cohesive with information represented on website.  Problem Log:  Finalizing the editing of some of my photo...

3 WEEK PLAN Week 1: Finish Shooting all my photos and start editing After week 1, I have finished all major photographing, and have started editing my photos. Week 2: Continue working with Photoshop/edit all photos, start importing images to site Week 3: Finish importing all images, polish finished site

THE THREE-WEEK PLAN Starting today, I want you to make a post on this blog laying out a three-week plan for yourself – explaining what you plan to accomplish in class for this week and the following two weeks. The plan is for you to have at least a rough draft of your completed site up by the end of that three weeks. That will give us a couple weeks to do some social media marketing around your site (Daniel Kelly will be talking to our class on April 16th, explaining the online marketing he does for SNC), and to make final touches/edits on your site. A plan for a portfolio site might look something like this: Week 1: Wednesday: Write "About Me" section, get a good "action photo" of myself using the camera. Send emails to clients I've had, to try and get :"testimonials" I can use on my site. Week 2: Monday: Organize all my photos, sort them into categories (Nature, Wedding, Personal Work), and select the strongest 12 images for  each gallery. Resize the...

By the start of class this coming Monday, I want you to have the following things completed: 1. Your website should be hosted on some platform (it's OK if it hasn't been "published" and made public yet - but it should be hosted, in at least an edit view, online. If you're using downloaded templates, you don't need to have the html/css pages posted to a server yet. At this point, your website should include the homepage, with a "hero" image and an introductory headline/paragraph. If you are creating a portfolio site without a headline, I want you to have a draft of your "about me" page. 2. The website should include a navigation bar, with pages for all the sections you intend to have for your site (they can be placeholder pages for now). I also want you to have written up, and printed out, a short 1-to-2 paragraph paper on what you chose the platform you did. Why did it seem better than any other platform you looked into? On Monday, we'l...

This is what we'll talk about today – some options for hosting your website. Your task, for the next week, will be to investigate some of these options, and to build out a homepage and placeholders for your other main pages by next Monday. Also due Monday: a plan for the remainder of the semester, prioritizing what you'll do week-by-week to create and deploy the content for your site. Wordpress Wix Strikingly Squarespace Behance Shopify (integrated eCommerce) Some comparisons: Cargo Collective vs. Squarespeace vs.WordPress E-commerce platform comparisons Hosting: GoDaddy Pair Networks Templates: http://www.free-css.com/free-css-templates https://templated.co

Here is a link to download the questions for our midterm: https://www.dropbox.com/s/88bhaaqwwy8hqxb/midterm-questions.rtf?dl=0 And here is a zipped file of the reference files you need to answer the questions: https://www.dropbox.com/s/a8vnbi88nvz4s1u/HTML-AND-CSS-REFERENCE-FILES.zip?dl=0 For those of you at nationals: I'll give you till Monday morning (3/12) to email me your completed midterm (instructions are in the questions document above).