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After meeting with the client earlier this week, I was given some more content to use for the image in the background of the intro slide. After applying some different gradients and looking at the overall feel of the presentation, I chose to go with an orange-purple gradient. These are some examples:
I also went back and edited some slides that had pictures on them to have them look a little more like the intro slide:
I started updating the pull quotes KB to add more detailed instructions. This is a work in progress and I will add more instructions to make it as clear as possible for STAs who are new to HTML/CSS.
Last week and this week, I’ve continued to work on UWC along with RIM Cascade site set-up and Pull Quotes KB in between.
I updated the statistics on the uwc home page and added an announcement section, and worked on the graduate and writing appointments page. I’ve moved the draft versions to the original pages.
I worked on setting up a new Cascade Site for Race, Indigeneity, & Migration (RIM). The lock-up and logo for this site are yet to be finalized so I will be uploading them to the site once they are ready.
This week started with a quick pivot to some Illustrator work on some circuit boards/paths and text bubbles that are going to be included as an online course graphic. Below are comparisons of two of the slides that have the illustrations:
Next I focused on the digital backdrop for the course. The client wants to go away from the burnt orange overlay and instead use a cream colored overlay. There are also new raw images that the client wanted to use. Below is a comparison:
I did the Style A portion of the Canvas graphics training on Wednesday! I used a journalism course I plan on taking in the spring. Here’s a sample of what I did:
