Final Project

For finals, we finished our final project (fitting name). We created a website using Dreamweaver about ourselves and our projects so far.
Overview and Processes
     We started by making our home page, with some information about us and important links. We had to write everything, then bit by bit, format is. Every little detail took great care. We changed colors, fonts, positions, headings, and more. It took about a week, but it's finished. It was interesting to work with Dreamweaver, as you could see the code and the design simultaneously, and I have not spent much time looking at code before.

What did you learn?
     I learned more about how basic code works, and how to use Dreamweaver in general. Dreamweaver really will weave your dreams to life if you now how to use it. You learn a lot about formatting, and different styles. I learned about attaching links and using <> tags.

What did you think about the project?
     I enjoyed it greatly, and now I understand the basics of many things I didn't before. It was interesting to dabble in this new medium and come out with a finished project. Lastly, I hope I can do something like this again, now that I know what I'm doing.

Here is the project page. I hope you enjoy!

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