Digital Writing

I like that I was able to answer the questions in what I think was a good way. I included examples and explanations of everything I talked about.

A question I had about web writing development was one that has to do with real world application. When doing web writing for a company I was wondering if there are any strict guidelines or rules that need to be followed other than copyright. I know that the business world can be very strict and any small mistake can cost your career and company so I was curious if there should be any specific things I should follow.

A lot of our essays involved multimodal elements and design to help add style, should I continue designing it the same as I did before with this final essay? Also, how can I effectively structure my web content learning essay to showcase my understanding of key concepts, analysis of data patterns, and insights into the impact of content creation through web spaces?

I am most proud of being able to write two different audiences. I never knew that there was a certain way to write for specific audiences but when you adjust your writing, you have more interaction with your audience. This will help me for the future, to be more professional with conversations and to separate my professional life from a social setting. 

Here’s my one post I have written up as well as an angry fan response. I’m now plugging these written posts into an in-context to make them look like real tweets, but is there a specific app or website that you all have found that works specifically well? I’m intending these to look like they’re a tweet on X/Twitter.

This is a part of my design project part one. I have given an example of angry fans, using their language as an expression to the show. Should there be more detail on this bullet or do you think that this is enough detail to explain my angry fan posts? 

Here is another sample but of an angry fan. Is this successful in conveying anger and the reasoning as of why. Is the language appropriate for an adult age level.

Acknowledging the intensity of fans' emotional investment in Clarke and Bellamy's relationship in the 100, helps me understand the anger within the fandom. Fans often develop strong attachments to characters and their relationships, projecting their own desires and expectations onto the story. When those expectations aren't met, it can lead to frustration and disappointment, sometimes manifesting as anger. By recognizing the depth of fans' feelings, I can better understand why some may express anger over the outcome of Clarke and Bellamy's story arc.