Interactive Design | Project 2 : Working Web Page

25/06/2024 / Week 10

Eng Yan Ling

Bachelor's Degree in Creative Media (Hons) - (Taylor's University)

Interactive Design | Project 2 : Working Web Page


TABLE CONTENT

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1. Instructions

2. Project Requirements

3. Project

4. Quick Links


INSTRUCTIONS

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PROJECT REQUIREMENTS
The objective of this assignment is to transform the static prototype from Project 1 into a fully functional and interactive web page. Apply your knowledge of web layout class to create a working website that closely aligns with original prototype. Review static prototype from Project 1 and analyze its layout, typography, color scheme, and imagery.
Use HTML and CSS to translate the design elements into code, ensuring a faithful representation of the original prototype. Aim for pixel-perfect precision while maintaining responsive design principles to ensure compatibility across different devices and screen sizes.
Upload the file in Netlify, update e-portfolio with all the processes documented in the blog, and submit the link as a submission.

PROJECT
Ideation : Project 1 Blog
Color Palette Extracted
Figure 2.1 Prototype Color Palette (Week 10, 25/06/2024)

Typography - Sans Serif Fonts
Information Hierarchy
Figure 2.2 Information Hierarchy (Week 6, 28/05/2024)

PROJECT 2 : WORKING WEB PAGE
Constructing Web Page
Fonts used : 
(Source : Google Fonts)

Figure 2.3 Navigation Bar (Week 10, 25/06/2024)

At the very top of the web consist of the navigation bar to navigate around the web, each section directs to the respective destination stated below :
1. Home - Top (Digital Animation)
2. About - About Me
3. More - Working Experience
4. Contact - Where to find me?
Hover & visited style is applied to the navigation bar and the contents are centered aligned.

Figure 2.4 Section 1 - General Info (Week 10, 25/06/2024)

The first section of the web is divided into 2 columns to maintain the idea of my prototype where display: flex is used on 2 groups of div. As shown in my prototype, all the information is insert into the web accordingly applying mostly ul/ol li. For the "skills", alternate points are divided into two classes. "light" & "dark" with different colors applied. 
Learn More redirects user to my Interactive Design Exercises blog.

Icon codes used :
1. Email - &#128231;
2. Phone - &#9742;

Information Hierarchy:
Name - <h1>
Course Name - <h2>
Section Heading - <h3>
Name of School/Work/Positions - <b>
Locations (Work, School) - <u>
Duration/Month - <i> + color
Others - <p>

Figure 2.5 Softwares <p> (Week 10, 25/06/2024)

Using the same method to create multiple columns, the "softwares" applies display: flex with 4 contents in row/class. Image are inserted and the padding/margin are adjusted to the suitable size. This class group is classified under a separate group from Section 1&2 as the style that applies will not accommodate the desired outcome for "softwares".

Figure 2.6 Language Proficiency (Week 10, 25/06/2024)

Language Proficiency with display: flex applied. The reason behind a different display of the language proficiency is due to the limited knowledge I have obtained throughout this module and to accommodate a similar style, each language with its contents are center-aligned and spaced-evenly. Paddings are adjusted to ensure a suitable and neat outcome of the language proficiency.

Information Hierarchy:
Heading - <h3>
Language - <h4>
Text - <p>
Figure 2.7 Section 2 - Continued list of Section 1 (Week 10, 25/06/2024)

Section 2 is a continued section of Section 1 with more information such as certificates & volunteering information.

Information Hierarchy:
Section Heading - <h3>
Year - <h4>
Name of Awards/Certificate/Volunteering - <b>
Duration/Month - <i> + color

Figure 2.8 Form (Week 10, 25/06/2024)

Before the footer section, I have also included a form for users to drop a message along with their name and email address. All items in the form are center-aligned.

Figure 2.9 Contact (Week 10, 25/06/2024)

In the footer section of my web page consists of  2 parts that are center-aligned.
1. Where to find me?/Contact
2. Copyright Information (Code - &#169;)

Contact consist of my social media & interactive design labels to my blogs with an image above to make the section more interesting than just plain text.

Information Hierarchy:
Heading - <h3>
Text - <p>

Preview

Figure 2.10 Ipad vs Mobile Preview (Week 10, 25/06/2024)

FINAL PROJECT 2 SUBMISSION
Netlify Link :

Overview of Working Web Page

Figure 2.11 FINAL WEB PAGE OVERVIEW (Week 10, 25/06/2024)

QUICK LINKS
Blogs

Exercises : Click Here
Project 1 : Click Here
Final Project : Click Here

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