Interactive Design - Project 2: Working Web Page

 16.10.2023 - 22.10.2023 / Week 8

Nie Weiqiu / 0360239 / BA of Design (HONS) in Creative Media
Interactive Design
Project 2 

INDEX:

1. Project 2
2. Feedbacks
3. Reflection


Project 2: Work Page

In the second part of the assignment, we had to develop the final visual design of a digital resume or curriculum vitae (CV), based on the UI design prototype created in part 1.

The goal is to turn the static prototype from Project 1 into a fully functional interactive web page. We will apply our knowledge of web layout classes to create a working website that closely integrates with our original prototype. We need to convert design elements into code using HTML and CSS.

I checked the layout and typography of the prototype web page from Project 1.


I first wrote the HTML code in Adobe Dreamweaver.


After writing the HTML code, I started writing CSS code to style the web page.


Complete HTML



Complete css


I set PROJECTS to be interactive, click on the link, and you can see what I have done before.



Comparison between project one and project two


Final Working Web Page

 Netlify:  https://nieweiqiu-project2.netlify.app/


This week the teacher showed us other people’s works and asked us to continue to improve and make a mobile version.

But when it opens, we need to shrink it.


So later I made a second version.

Computer turns on

Turn on the phone

Final Working Web Page:https://nieweiqiu-task2.netlify.app/.


feedback

add padding


Reflections

I was afraid to start this project because of my limited experience with HTML and CSS. Although I gained basic coding skills from my previous projects and exercises, I still felt like my knowledge was too limited to create an actual complete web page like this. However, in hindsight I realise that the hardest part was actually starting it, and by thinking through each small part individually instead of the whole web page, the task became much less daunting. Initially I had to refer to coding tutorials for every little thing, but as time went on, I started figuring out solutions myself using the knowledge I had already gained, and the end result was quite similar to my prototype. There were some parts of my prototype that I could not transfer to my code because of its complexity, but other than that, I feel like I did a fairly good job at one of my first ever web pages




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