Today I worked on going through the list of needed symbols for the RUS407 Animations and completed the Cafe Set and the Fish Animated Swim cycle. Both of these will be used for multiple different animations! With the Cafe Set, I’d love to add a few more adornments to really tie the set together (pictures on the wall, a rug, etc.) but this is the bare minimum to have a working set for those animations! Excited to get some more symbols knocked out soon!
Center for Professional Education:
Title Slides:
PSY 364: Intro to Clinical Psychology
I had forgotten to add this rather silly self portrait I did a while back. This and the other STAs’ self portraits are on the banner of the website.
Some of the things I did as an STA:
I helped many professors with their websites, updating them, designing them and giving them new features.
I spent a lot of time working on a website called Texas Beyond History. We are trying to make the site more modern and I had a lot of jobs as it is such a big website. Some of these included formatting pages into WordPress friendly layouts, and reconstructing some of the interactive Flash portions using an HTML5 Canvas application, built by Ruben, called Canvasser.
I also worked on several COLA sites that Stacy manages. I did CSS design for Life and Letters Magazine website, Humanities Media Project and I built up a website for the Patton Challenge Project from scratch.
I also did a lot of work through Cascade, the content management system Andre built, to update many COLA sites and faculty profiles.
Overall I enjoyed my time working here. I learned a lot from the different developers I got to work with and I had many challenging projects and fun assignments. I am thankful for Suloni, Andre, Stacy, Ruben, Johnathan and all of the LAITS staff and for all their help and being able to work with them. I had a lot of fun and I hope to see everyone again.