Modified site layout I’ve eased up on the color. Using close to the same color in the banner and text box stroke to give a good separation. I’ll have to put it up in a browser to see if it is still readable. Basic site structure: Main page: Banner …
I ended up using Fireworks. I did get more practice with several tools in Fireworks, including the punch path tool.
This site is designed for anyone interested in Spinning, Weaving, Felting, Dyeing (fiber or yarn, not themselves), or needle work. Most (about 85%) of our visitors are women, 20 – 75, or their significant others shopping for them. Local visitors are about evenly split between wanting to see images of …
I have spent a fair bit of time on The Fencing Post site. The images are of stock, with some branding. I like being able to browse by type or brand, and to see actual pictures of the equipment. I’ll have to keep working on the vector buttons. Bezier …
I had to re-learn the magnetic lasso tool for this one. The wheel (an Elizabeth II, limited edition by Ashford Handicrafts Ltd.) was on a white background. It took a few tries to get rid of most of the white. If we decide to use this on the live site …
Site link for the Office of Information Technology home page. Including the rotating images section and the tweet channel, there were 28 images when I took this snap. Total size: 443 kb. Most of the logo and icon images are in the 4 – 6 kb range. The rotating images …
Greetings, I am taking the class from Fairbanks. I’ve done some graphics, and web design, but need a refresher. One of the sites I will be updating with what I learn here is: My home Martin