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Making A Website

The Project:
This week in e-Comm we made a website. Mr. Olson made video for us to follow along with while making our website. We were instructed to make a home page with a side bar, and a projects page similar to the home page also with a side bar.  In the side bar we added links to the home/projects page, the ONW website, e-Comm website and our blog. On the projects page we added our favorite projects that we have done this semester.

What I Learned:
Overall in this week I learned a lot. I learned a new program, Dreamweaver, that I had never used before. In Dreamweaver we learned about all the different tools you can use to make a website. After making the basis of a website we learned how to add photos and videos from our projects. then when we finished we learned how to design our website and then take a screen shot of it. While making the website I learned all about the different codings and what they mean.

How it Went:
Overall this project was very stressful but fun. It was very hard at first to use a new program and have to follow along with videos. It was difficult to set up the website but once it was set up it was fairly easy to add the projects and designs. I had a lot of fun looking back at all the projects I have done so far in e-Comm and putting them all in one place. 

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