Web Building
I thought? I had talked about this moderately recently but I guess not? But I've been working on my website, mostly on the CSS front.
http://armaina.com/
The overall look is still the same but I've been doing little things here and there to try to beautify the website a little, little things like adding little extra style and also adding in some nice and fancy custom fonts to the site. Honestly the custom fonts do SO much to the overall feel of the site despite being such a simple addition and I'm glad I added them.
The other massive breakthrough was discovering the CSS Grid syntax (max-device-width). Which meant I could designate specific things for my website elements to do at the width of the device, as opposed to the PX size which is so different now due to the DPI size of phone and tablet screens now. This means everything re-arranges in more optimal positions for the appropriate size of the device for much easier navigation/viewing.
In relation to that,
spottyjaguar helped me figure out a more tricky arrangement with element bound inside one of the grid elements so that they are side-by-side in the wide view but below each other in a narrow view. If you are on the about page or the colleagues page if you shrink or expand the window you can see how the elements shift depending on the width of the screen.
All in all this is the happiest I've ever been with a website layout of my own in a long time. It's not the most fancy but it certainly feels the most competent. Now I just have to make myself a title image that looks a little more Cohesive with what I got there lol. Also maybe figure out something better for what I have written on the home page. But it's nice to have a website that I feel more confident in showing to people.
http://armaina.com/
The overall look is still the same but I've been doing little things here and there to try to beautify the website a little, little things like adding little extra style and also adding in some nice and fancy custom fonts to the site. Honestly the custom fonts do SO much to the overall feel of the site despite being such a simple addition and I'm glad I added them.
The other massive breakthrough was discovering the CSS Grid syntax (max-device-width). Which meant I could designate specific things for my website elements to do at the width of the device, as opposed to the PX size which is so different now due to the DPI size of phone and tablet screens now. This means everything re-arranges in more optimal positions for the appropriate size of the device for much easier navigation/viewing.
In relation to that,
spottyjaguar helped me figure out a more tricky arrangement with element bound inside one of the grid elements so that they are side-by-side in the wide view but below each other in a narrow view. If you are on the about page or the colleagues page if you shrink or expand the window you can see how the elements shift depending on the width of the screen.
All in all this is the happiest I've ever been with a website layout of my own in a long time. It's not the most fancy but it certainly feels the most competent. Now I just have to make myself a title image that looks a little more Cohesive with what I got there lol. Also maybe figure out something better for what I have written on the home page. But it's nice to have a website that I feel more confident in showing to people.