Code update #9

 

Mr. Cleland gave me some valuable feedback saying I need to relate my website back to Gisborne. So I added a non-copyright image of a Gisborne sunset and a blurb about where I am from and what inspired me to make my website.

As well as this I tested my website for color blind people. evidence above.

Every image on my page is noncopyrighted so there are no lawsuits that can be held against me. My website follows the accesablilty implication as it is accessible for colorblind people. This is great, it means my website can be accessed by a whole range of people.

It also follows the aesthetics implication as it appeals to young people with images of skating and sunsets. It gives a warm inviting mood to the website and the color pallet throughout the website is very simplistic and consistent. 

It also follows the privacy implications, this is shown through noncopyright images. My personal information is on the website however if I ever get any inappropriate messages I can simply block the number or email. My parents pointed out that I should change it from my home email as it seems to be a little too personal. I changed this to my blog account so users can give me feedback. This is also good because it's my personal number and not my family number so no one can mess with my family information. you can see evidence of change below. 

code update #8

 This week I added the tutorials section to my page. The images have redirectable links on them and lead to very good tutorials that personally helped me. Here is evidence of this.

personally, i am extremely happy with my website design and have loved every moment of making it. Overcoming issues and fixing problems was challenging but it was all worth it to see the final outcome look so nice.

Code update #7

 this week I worked on perfecting my design as all of the functions work well. Here you can see my home page image has changed to fit my design.