The UX module was an exciting experience for me since it introduced a completely new subject that helped me better understand the tech world. After spending what felt like a long time in the CSS module, transitioning to UX was like a breath of fresh air. It felt refreshing to shift from the technical aspects […]
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Creative Boom https://www.creativeboom.com/page/about-us/ The first resource I discovered that I wanted to share was a completely new find for me, but one I immediately saved to my bookmarks bar. Creative Boom (com) is a UK-based website founded in 2009 by journalist and editor Katy Cowan, showcasing all things creative, from film and animation to
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When searching through awwards.com, I am always overwhelmed by the number of designs, but shockingly, I don’t like many of them. I decided to look through the nomination section of the website, where these designs can be nominated for ‘awards that recognize the talent and effort of the best web designers, developers,
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Coming into the CSS module of the program, I knew it would be extremely confusing for me; however, I’m surprised at how well I’m picking up each step of this module. During my previous coding course, nothing made sense to me throughout the entire class. While I was able to coast by, I didn’t understand
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We are slowly making our way through the 4th week of the program and have just entered module 4. It feels like I’m entering the meat and potatoes part of the program, diving into the inner workings of development environments and HTML. It was interesting to learn about the Terminal (Command Line Interfaces) and Graphical
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Da Pietro For me, this restaurant design effectively conveys that freshly prepared food is the central message the restaurant wants its consumers to understand. When scrolling through the website, this message is proven, as when looking at their menu, you will notice most of their food options are seafood. The design immediately invites you
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Growing up in the late 90s and early 2000s, I was introduced to web development at a pretty early age. My first introduction to a Mac was the thick, white block that we had to plug back into the charging cart after each lesson in middle school to make sure it was charged enough for
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