Tuesday, 28 February 2017

Menu Structure — Website — OUGD602

After watching there tutorial series previously posted, I begun going about coding the main page of the site, this would include a menu and then individual sections dedicated to each project:



This was probably the biggest learning curve as it was difficult to get the ball rolling but once I had the basic structure down the code then followed suit.

For visualisation purposes, the HTML works in layers of DIV containers and sections with a 'main' which holds all of the content within the bounds of the users window. These are then adjusted through media queries to essentially create a responsive website that will display differently depending on the device the user is viewing it on.


Above is a screenshot of my chosen coding software called Brackets, at first I was using Dreamweaver however it seemed unnecessary having a preview to the site when I was continuously moving back and forth between safari to test it regardless.

The above code viewed within Safari:


At the moment it doesn't look spot on the same as the drawings just yet, however this will be tidied up in due course using Webflow.

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