David Yarley's RLIC Blog for CSCI 2235

I created a behavior in my "about me" page to open my link to the NGU site in a new window. I then made a behavior to open up my "case study" page from my "portfolio" page in a new window when somebody clicked on the FIRC group icon in my corporate identity package section in my portfolio.

I added a form to my contact page. I added a section for questions and comments with a text box. I then made a feedback form to ask how people found out about my site.

I didn't really have much information to put into a table. Instead, I created a table for my portfolio page to help organize my pictures. It's probably better to do it with CSS, but the table works for now.

I verified all the hyperlinks on my site. Everything worked great.

Everything was edited appropriately. The spelling and grammar are good.

Ran a slow page test. My portfolio page was a little slow, so I adjusted the image files and helped speed it up.

I tested it in different browsers and resolution, and the site looks good throughout.

I passed all accessibility tests.

I finally was able to make a navigation bar for my website. I've been waiting for that.

It looks pretty good, but it's not exactly like that. I don't like using Expression's templates, and I'd like to learn how to make my own buttons. I know how to use the graphics programs to make them, but I don't know how to make them into interactive buttons.

I also set up link styles, which is pretty cool. I never realized how significant those were.

I went through my website and adjusted my margins and padding. I set up some borders on the bottom of my pages.

I made some new font families and applied them to my body copy and headings.

Finally I placed some background images for my site's masthead and colored the background for my navigation bar.