Here are some of my drafts for the banner where we will place links for orientation and basic trainings. I had to keep the same colors and look of the creature in our main banner for the KB. I made up the rest of the body and used hand lettering to keep it playful. We went with the third design because it had less separated elements.
Still working on Theatre Philosophy. I’ve made a lot of headway with styling other pages and UI elements of the site. I’ll include a screenshot below of my progress with the Philosopher “detail” page.
Lesser (the designer) send me the UI designs he came up with. I plan on starting to implements the CSS for it next week.
Currently, I’m still trying to complete the making change functionality. I’m having a little trouble, but progress is slowly being made!
I was tasked with updating a professor’s static website. I have a pretty strong grasp on static html/css (which is a fairly simple topic nothing to brag about), so this was nice to work on. Mostly just a variety of content changes, along with some cleanliness updates like removing antiquated links, fixing broken links, or adjusting small UI discrepancies.
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While going through the KB for cascade documentation that needs to be removed or transferred we found one on course descriptions that was not on our site. I went ahead and added it to two different pages that deals with that content. One page has the instructions written out and the other has a link to that page at the bottom. Then I trained the chatbot for both of the pages.
Project: Blanton Homepage Redesign
Completion status: in progress
STA team members: Maddy Kaniewski
Description / plans: redesign the layout for the Blanton Museum of Art Homepage
Yesterday I got on a call with Suloni and Stacy about a new (and super exciting) project to help redesign the Blanton Museum of Art Homepage. I personally think the current website looks pretty good, but the client wants to steer away from the carousel that’s currently on the site.
Here’s how the site looks right now.
The client is thinking of something along the line of a jumbotron or a grid. Here’re my first drafts after doing some research.
Jumbotron and asymmetrical grid, with an “Attention Block.”
Jumbotron and asymmetrical grid, with “Cut Out Text.”
Masonry Grid, with and without padding.
