Design Done

So I'm finished designing my website, and all has worked out fairly well besides the original table problems. Looking at my design, I feel as thought I created the type of website I was aiming for, which is a profesional yet simple look. I beleive that if a potential employer looked at my site that they would be quite impressed, for I'm not to overwelming, yet am still communicating what's important. I actually asked one of my friends to check out my website, and his reaction was quite positive. Hopefully other people who view my website will have similiar reactions.

Check out this video of the Braves beating the Mets:

Part way thorugh

I'm done the process of creating my website design, and I really like the design I have thus far. I put in a glimpse of the city as well as a picture of a fancy car. I'm aiming for a professional sort of look, for I intent my website to be viewed by my future potential employers. I beleive having a website for potential employers to look at will prove to be quite beneficial in regards to obtaining employment. I also beleive I may reference my site to my friends, that is if I like what I create, which so far I do. I guess we'll see what happens.

No love for Dream weaver

Starting my website design in Photoshop proved to be fairly simple for me to conduct. Problems began to arise with the operations of Dream weaver though, for the table setup system almost drove me insane. I had extreme problems in regards to the spacing of my images, for it seemed that everything I put in, didn't fit properly. After multiple hours, finally things began to come together. I'm still quite confused with many aspects of Dream weaver, but things are looking a little better.

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Web Site Design

I am looking forward to being able to design my own website. Having this knowledge will prove quite beneficial to my future, for this could provide a good foundation for myself in regards to job acquisition. I'm still contemplating how I plan to set up my page, but believe I will more than likely go with a simple and clear approach (that is what I value in regards to websites). I am looking forward to being able to put something on the worldwide web, considering how often I view various webpages, for it will be nice to know the composition of the websites I tend to view. It will also be nice to know I am making a contribution to the web, rather than continuously viewing other peoples contributions. I look forward to having my friends and family check out my web page, for as a finance major, they probably would have never expected me to do such a thing. The problem now is to create something of high quality.

Anyways, baseball season is drawing near at it's time for my boys to get it done.

Atlanta Braves to the top! Check out the team @ mlb.com

Finished Collage

Here is my finished collage. One's first reaction to my creation may be one of confusion. To see the diver diving into a pool of sharks, one may wonder what the meaning behind this is. My main ideology behind this was to create a sense of facing one's fear in order to cope with one's problem. Like my image, I once swam with sharks (baby sharks) at a waterpark in Florida. Before this event, my greatest fear was sharks, but after swimming with them, my fear was greatly reduced. Still to this day my greatest fear is sharks, but after my encounter, it is much less of a fear. This conveyed largely to the meaning behind my collage. My collage is titled "Dive in". I also included the statement "fear nothing" to further convey the ideology of facing what it is that you fear, and in turn not fearing this item any longer.

Collage In The bag

So I finally finished my collage, which i might add i'm quite happy about. In the creation of my collage, a large majority of my time was spent collecting pictures and arranging them properly amongst my image. I had some problems at first in regards to making it so all my images were visible. After working it around, I was able to make it so the viewer could see all of my shark images, ranging from the ones in the rear to the front. All in all, I'm quite happy with the finished product that I created.