#procon2

Making GIFs in Uni today :) 

Creating myself some brand guidelines :)

Although it’s incomplete, here’s a short video of navigating around my website. It may look basic but there were so many things that frustrated me that shouldn’t have but I manage to overcome the problem. For example, I found out how to change the opacity of images when hovered over them, i also found out how to create new pages without having to go to a different tab, I learnt how to add more than one image to a page without everything messing up on the page. 

Online Portfolio Development - Pro Con 2 Here you can see some of the coding i’ve used for my website. It’s clear that i’ve kept to the design of my wireframe. I kept to a house style yellow, black and white, since they are the colours in my logo. I’ve used a type face called Cedarville Cursive for my name because it’s similar to my own handwriting. I still have a lot to go through yet, but so far i’m happy with the way my website is coming together.

Online Portfolio Development - Pro Con 2 Kat wanted to see a wire frame so we could have the go ahead for building our own website. The top image was my original layout but then I developed it on Illustrator so that it was clearer but also for professional purposes. If I was to design a website for a client, it would help that they can see a clear understanding of the structure of their website.

Kat showed us the basics on how to create a website. I decided to take screenshots as I went along for my own basics for when it came to designing my own website. It was actually very helpful and benefited me alot!

Here is my final logo design. I went for an artistic brush which represented me as a creative individual. I liked how some of the flower was uncompleted as if it was my own pen running out. I decided to go for thick yellow brush marks just to emphasise that its drawn and not realistic.

After selecting my favourite logo, I decided to develop it by looking at different line weights and different brushes. I also tried different colours but found that Yellow was best since most Jasmine flowers are yellow, its also one of my favourite colours and I think it’s very inviting.