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Hot
Rod Photos Page
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Ethics
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- What I Learned: Being as this was my first attempt at designing a
web page for anything, it is very simplistic. I didn't use any fancy
graphics, text, or buttons, I did use a pic as a link though. That is
as advanced as I got with this page. I also learned how to use tables
to group my pics so they look good together.
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- What I Learned: This was my second page and it dealt with an internet
ethics issue. I learned how to use buttons as a navigation aid and also
how to use bullets for my points I was trying to convey. In addition
to these I used previous techniques I had learned like font formatting,
and tables.
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- What I Did Well On: I feel my best part of this page was the fact
that I turned my pic into a link, instead of just using text.
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- What I Did Well On: I felt that the best part of this page was my
buttons. They all work well.
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- What I Could Improve On: Everything. This page was pretty crappy.
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- What I Could Improve On: Button usage needs to be improved. These
are pretty lame and un-original.
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Colors
Page
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Final
Page
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- What I Learned: How to use frames in my page. This is a vast improvement
over my other two pages. The frames make it so much easier to navigate
in my opinion. I also learned about color schemes and this is also incorporated
in this page.
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- What I Learned: This page was the conclusion of my web publishing
class, it incorporates many of the things I learned this year in WWW
Publishing. Things like color schemes and such and new things like an
image map.
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- What I Did Well On: My frames. I feel adding these to any page, no
matter what the content, makes that page better.
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- What I Did Well On: My image map I thought is pretty neat. Clicking
on the pics takes you to the page.
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- What I Could Improve On: I could have added some more products to
the products page and made the main page more interesting.
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- What I Could Improve On: I could have refined it some, and made all
the pages work together with each other. I could also make the top logo
fit the frame better.
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