Wednesday 22 January 2014

Personal Branding//Website development

HTML

Not being that confident in coding my own website, I thought it is time to take on the challenge to help get my work out there and improve my knowledge on HTML. The website layout is going to be quite simple so it is my work that gets the message across. 

First of all, the navigation was created which is where the projects will be linked.



This is what it would look like now without creating the CSS style sheet. But first of all, the components of the website need to be put into the




To see if the everything is linking, the next part of code applied is the images. This is entered under the 'content' div. 






Next step is to start creating the CSS style sheet so that the layout and aesthetics is correct. 





To make it easier to see where everything is, the background colour for different components is different. 








My logo has replaced where the 'header' is. It is quite small but keeps the page simple. 












Padding is applied to the navigation so that the type is not too close to the logo.








The image size was changed to see how it would fi the page. The final size has yet to be decided. 






Here is what the website is looking like so far when the coloured areas are taken away. The logo in the top left corner leads to the navigation bar down the right hand side. The project featured is on the right, where the images will scroll downwards. 





Thursday 9 January 2014

Personal Branding//Logo Development


I felt that it was definitely time for a change of logo as the old one I did doesn’t really say anything about me as a designer. I want to keep the new logo simple but memorable. Having quite a common name, I decided to do something with my initials. As a lot of my work is targeted at females, I felt that a 
hand-rendered approach suits this and gives a personal touch. I think keeping with black and pink keeps it clean and doesn’t interrupt my work. I often use colour in my work, however I don’t think I need to design a logo full of colour to represent this. I think the touch or pink is enough to give a feminine aesthetic.