7) Remix Ideas
1st idea: I will create an interactive, hyper-text version of Molly McCully Brown’s collection of poems, choosing bits of writing from the entire collection […]
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7: My Remix Idea
The idea that I’m most interested in pursuing is creating a video where I combine clips from the movie trailers from the 50 Shades of […]
Know Thyself: Ugly Duckling Presse’s Simple Niche
I chose to write a post analyzing the landing page for Ugly Duckling Presse. Ugly Duckling Presse is a small press, a “nonprofit publisher for […]
2: Poets & Writers Magazine – Design for Creative Writers
Poets & Writers is “the nation’s largest nonprofit organization serving creative writers” (Poets & Writers). I chose to look at their website because I have […]
2: Fork Knife Teeth: Food Blog with a Purpose
I spent a lot of time this summer helping with the food photography for Fork Knife Teeth, my sister’s food blog. I’m partial to it […]
2: The Designs Behind ITX
The first thing a visitor sees when they navigate to ITX’s website is “you”. This is a popular marketing ploy, because, of course, addressing the […]
2: Her Campus Website Design Analysis
As current president of Susquehanna University’s Her Campus chapter and previous senior editor, I’ve logged many hours creating and exploring content on hercampus.com. This online […]
2: Where in the World Does Geoguessr Fit into Web Design?
Geoguessr is an online geographically-based game where a player (or multiple players) is placed in a random place on Google Streetview, and they have to […]
2: Apps, Emphasis, and Audience, Oh My: The YouTube App
An earlier post discussed YouTube’s home page and the way it displays video content in order to draw users in and keep them there as […]
Hamilton’s Design
The webpage for the Broadway musical “Hamilton” is almost as innovative and intriguing as the musical itself. Once you open the site, you’re greeted with […]