It has been years since I worked with HTML codes and develop a webpage. Do I miss the headache of codes not working? No. I had one project that displayed the same pictures four times. It wasn't the code, it was the computer. The teacher was confused too. All I wanted to do was to take a baseball bat to the computer. It was an iMac, enough said. I want to upgrade my skills on create a more sophisticated webpage. Just knowing all the tricks to a good webpage, will take time. I am glad I still have my books to help with remembering the codes and setting the page up to be functional and easy to read. I only have done a few webpages and each time I have done one, I have shown progress on style and proportional images.
I can't wait to start working on my page. I want it to reflect me as an educator and my growth through Instructional technology. I also want it to reflect my artistic side to show my capablilities as a graphic artist. I am hoping this time around my page will look professional and organized.
Wow! You've worked with HTML code quit a bit. Do you think you'll create the entire page with HTML code? I'm pretty sure I will not be able to do that. Sounds like you will be able to help your colleagues with glitches or problems with their website. Do you plan on teaching any of your students about how to read HTML code?
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