Friday, March 10, 2017

CSS And CARP Design

     To finish out the quarter we did another web design project. We had to use Dreamweaver again and this time we had to change up a poem and make it look nicer with CSS and CARP. Hint hint to the title of this blog post. This project felt a lot easier than the last, but maybe it's because I don't remember it too well. The original file looked a lot different than the end project. At the beginning, it just looked like a white screen with a dog and a poem. By the end, it looked like a real website with a background color and a title and everything.

     C- We showed contrast with the black background behind an almost white box holding the poem and dog.
     A- We used alignment to Show the title (which was in the middle) and the normal format for poems which is aligned to the left.
     R- We showed repetition by using the same colors from the dog multiple times throughout the website.
     P- We used proximity by keeping everything close together but far enough apart that you can easily tell where everything is and what it goes with.


   
      Even after this project, I am still not the biggest fan of web design but I had fun and I learned a lot about working with CSS and CARP. For starters, I learned what CARP stood for, meant, and how to use and demonstrate it. I relearned how to use Dreamweaver and how to write out code. I don't think I want to work in Dreamweaver again, though.  But, I did enjoy it.

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