Portfolio 3.0
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Making my portfolio website was highly reminiscent of my art blog. It's just as customizable, but with the addition of the resume. I worried adding the photo was unprofessional, so I included the link to the document for reference. The program for making the portfolio website was odd- nothing like blogger, but It sectioned itself in separate boxes for customization. It was clunky but efficient. I tried to maintain the black and white collage image I added to my portfolio book for continuity. I use that image a lot for my headers now, but it didn't fit the aesthetic or the professional outlook of the overall website. I was going to pick another project I had done for this class, but I felt that I had already decided on the best work overall. I don't think any other project I had done was a better representation of the diversity in the digital medium. In other news, I should put greater attention into putting more work into my cumulative portfolio. I searched for different e