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== Assignment ==
 
== Assignment ==
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=== Part 1 ===
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Email me your written website plan if you have not! Look at [https://wiki.mfaillustration.com/index.php?title=Class:MFA_Illustration_2020/Week_22 last week's assignment].
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=== Part 2 ===
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It is now time to begin fearlessly exploring a handful of website options and variations!
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* If you have a website already, go look at it! What do you want to change? Does it look like the rest of your self-promotion work? Do you need to change the way you are curating or organizing your work?
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* Gather up a fresh set of images that loosely represent the type of work you will have on your website.
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* Study up on [http://cargocollective.com Cargo Collective], [http://www.myportfolio.com/ Adobe Portfolio], [http://squarespace.com Squarespace], [http://weebly.com Weebly], [http://wix.com Wix], and [http://format.com Format]. You can trial all of these for '''free''' before you make them actual live websites with real domains.
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* Explore the themes available to you on all these services and try TWO different explorations.
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'''Clarification:''' You can try two or three different themes on SquareSpace, you can try one theme on Cargo Collective and one theme on Wix (for example).
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I expect that you will lean into different systems/themes and see if they work for you.
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I expect you to gather up the info and descriptions for the project on your website.
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I expect you to make wonderful about/contact pages.
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'''Then:'''
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# Bring to class '''TWO or THREE''' demo links and passwords or present them from your own computer.
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# Be prepared to show your two explorations in class next week.

Latest revision as of 16:52, 8 April 2021

Last Week

  • Catch up on any lingering website domain or email address setup.
  • Review the last set of personal identity updates and your 'one more thing' projects.
  • Brief introduction to the website project and discussion of your plan.

This Week

  • Tip: Optimizing & compressing your images
  • Tip: Prepping your projects for printing
  • Website exploration overview tips, assignment & questions

Open Questions

Notes

Subsection

Video Notes

Assignment

Part 1

Email me your written website plan if you have not! Look at last week's assignment.

Part 2

It is now time to begin fearlessly exploring a handful of website options and variations!

  • If you have a website already, go look at it! What do you want to change? Does it look like the rest of your self-promotion work? Do you need to change the way you are curating or organizing your work?
  • Gather up a fresh set of images that loosely represent the type of work you will have on your website.
  • Study up on Cargo Collective, Adobe Portfolio, Squarespace, Weebly, Wix, and Format. You can trial all of these for free before you make them actual live websites with real domains.
  • Explore the themes available to you on all these services and try TWO different explorations.

Clarification: You can try two or three different themes on SquareSpace, you can try one theme on Cargo Collective and one theme on Wix (for example).

I expect that you will lean into different systems/themes and see if they work for you. I expect you to gather up the info and descriptions for the project on your website. I expect you to make wonderful about/contact pages.

Then:

  1. Bring to class TWO or THREE demo links and passwords or present them from your own computer.
  2. Be prepared to show your two explorations in class next week.
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