Today, I did more HTML and CSS training using the AHAA site, Mozilla, and Interneting is Hard.
Mozilla reference for text-shadow CSS property
I also took some time during my lunch breaks to reconstruct my work space.
left-side view of office
right-side view of office
I had a couple of project meetings that discussed upcoming plans for the Contextualization and Commemoration Initiative. We went over plans for the upcoming Herman Sweatt exhibition and From Freedom to Slavery in Texas website.
Project placeholder on CCI site
I also worked on some CSS training using the AHAA website and Google Chrome’s Developer tools.
AHAA draft site & inspect window in Goole Chrome
I did CSS training using the Adolescent Health and Academic Achievement Study website. I drafted some new designs in Figma and began applying my ideas by editing the site’s CSS files. My end goal is to redesign the website and configure its responsiveness for mobile devices.
I encountered a setback while working on my website design. The initial concept I had in mind for the navigation menu didn’t align properly with my plan user responsiveness. Although it was a setback, I am determined to overcome this challenge and ensure that my website meets the desired expectations.
I completed some Google Analytics tasks using WordPress plugins and Google Tag Manager. I transferred a few more of the university’s websites by integrating their newly assigned Google Tag into their HTML file.
Google Tag Manager
Google Analytics
I began adding content to the From Slavery to Freedom in Texas Project website. After contacting the team of professors from UT and Prairie View, Marianne and I began inserting the story content they provided us with using the layout designed Luisa. I was introduced to Figma and WordPress’s Toolset plugin.
Waller County Home Page
Story #1
I also contacted a couple of clients to discuss WordPress. I also updated my email signature, and it came out pretty coo.
New Email Sig :0
I completed some Google Analytics tasks using Airtable. I was assigned to extrapolate data for all of the university’s websites by projecting the total number of user sessions over the course of a year. I originally calculated by hand, but ran into many mistakes, so I decided to optimize my workflow using Chat GPT-3. I began developing a Calculator Prompt for GPT. Once complete, it will allow me work at a more efficient pace while also providing accurate results.
Google Analytics
Original Math
Airtable Spreadsheet
GPT Math 😈
I also met with Stacy and LAITS Desktop Support for some training using WordPress’ user interface. After the meeting, I forwarded screenshots via Slack to help Desktop Support walkthrough any further questions they had.