Looking over the homework assignment the creating of the pages has me confused. We aren’t doing a PLE site, at least I didn’t get the memo, so I decided to do relative and fixed pages. As I started doing the basic coding parts I realized I wasn’t all to sure on what I was suppose to do, so I went on a looked at Batchelder’s examples and that just confused me a bit more. I managed to make the pages to the best of what I could pull off, but still I didn’t understand why on Batchelder’s pages there were “.box”. Now I do recall sitting in the classroom last week, but I don’t recall anything about that. Man where the hell is my mind gone.
As for the sites I looked at…
the Art Prostitute page is one, not that I know there will be a gallery in the site but I like the look of the gallery and would like to do something like that with CSS if at all possible. I believe that one is either done in Javascript or Flash.
2. Red Labor
The sites overall look is just appealing to me, the tape/book bindings holding the pieces together just looks so impressive. Makes me rather jealous that my attempts to do things of that nature always end up not working out or not working all together.
3 . 456 Berea St.
This site wasn’t chosen exactly for the design look of it in any way. Though I chose it because of all the useful information that can be gathered from this one page alone. The tutorials are always helpful and pretty simple to follow. He also describes things in a way that doesn’t make things overly complicated.
4. 2 Monks and a Moose
Haha, an amusing name for a website.
The simplicity of the page, helps in realizing that to be a great page you don’t have to have flashy design, amazing graphics or anything of that sort. As long as your able to get your work out there and do it in a nice enough way it can look amazing.
5. CSS Zen Garden
This site as a whole is chosen because all of the pages are always inspiring. Always showing some crazy skills.