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Now onto why I chose the layout I have chose. To be honest I only chose this layout for two reasons. 1.) I needed to fit in five picture. 2.) I wanted to make sure that the pictures were mostly visible and that they weren't cut off. Those are literally the only reasons I chose this specific

In the project I created the website to format the information gather by Mayson and Tristan about the island. First I choose a free template to create a website in HTML editor, then started to format the website to fit the information and look nice. Next I found a picture to change the background of the website to a island that matched one similar to the one described in the book. After that, I added some lines and squares to the website to highlight the text in the home page and the other pages because of the multiple colors in the background. I set the opacity to small which allows the background to be seen well and the text to be bold enough to read. Now that the text is readable, I put the title and page bookmarks in and created the color and overlay of the text. After the formation of the website was complete, I added the pages, titled them, and added the layout to the page to get ready to put the information in. Once

<p dir="ltr" style="line-height:2.4;margin-top:0pt;margin-bottom:0pt;text-align: center;" id="docs-internal-guid-bff5b218-1beb-9fcf-b68b-77e2bce97f39"><span style="font-size:27px;font-family:'Times New Roman';color:#000000;background-color:transparent;font-weight:normal;font-style:normal;font-variant:normal;text-decoration:none;vertical-align:baseline;">Victorian Era</span></p><p dir="ltr" style="line-height:2.4;margin-top:0pt;margin-bottom:0pt;"><span style="font-size:27px;font-family:'Times New Roman';color:#000000;background-color:transparent;font-weight:normal;font-style:normal;font-variant:normal;text-decoration:none;vertical-align:baseline;"> &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;The evolving rights and roles of women throughout history

This web design evaluation report is based on Flip Band’s website. Flip Band is a local Palmerston North band that provides live music entertainment throughout the North Island of New Zealand. Web Design Best Practices are used as a guideline to evaluate the site. The target audience are individuals seeking live music entertainment for their corporate functions, weddings, birthdays, special events, bars, restaurants, hotels and private parties. The image used as a main header is appealing and shows repetitively on the website along with an enticing tagline. This defines the target audience as it symbolizes the band name logo and reveals their stage presents while performing live. Therefore, encouraging the audience to stay at the site longer

Linda, remember the base layer needs to stay in each center. Base layer materials can switch out from time to time. When setting up the theme materials be sure there is a place for everything so children know expectation for cleanup time. You changed your

Synopsis: The Alphabet Book was created to teach young children about their ABC’s. The alphabet book is a great resource to use to teach children letter identification, letter sounds and things that begin with each letter. The Alphabet Book describes each letter in a fun and interesting way using silly animals doing silly things. This book encourages students to read and look at the fun pictures to learn their ABC’s. Each page has its own letter and all the letters are in order to teach students the order of the alphabet as well.

For my typography project, I chose to redesign Bath Magic Inc.’s webpage. I found this poorly designed webpage by simply searching the Internet for “ugly websites”. It was at the top of a list of “Top 10 Worst Websites You’ll Wish You Hadn’t Seen”. I figured that I couldn’t make it look any worse. What I first noticed about this unfortunate website is the overload of information that overwhelms the page, as well as its viewers. The information the site is attempting to convey is also repeated numerous times. There is so much going on and being offered, that I, the viewer, am not sure what Bath Magic Inc. is. Do they fix bathrooms, sell certain products, or all the above? The website’s information is not organized in a way that’s usable and logical to the everyday site visitor. In order to clearly convey what services their company has to offer, I sought to establish good visual hierarchy in my redesign with the size, alignment, contrast, and density.

2) I moved the title down and downsized the logo and moved it to the far right of the page.

The main law I was concerned with while creating the site was the copyright, Designs and Patents Act. To ensure the site was in line with this act with regards to images I created the Background of the logo myself using GIMP2 I then converted the background of a Lion rampant to Alpha so I could place this image on top of the background image. I am also covered by the creative commons to take and change an image found on the web. Since there was work completed on the image the final logo can be claimed as my own intellectual property.

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#include #include #define BASE_HEIGHT 5.0/2 #define BASE_RADIUS 1.0/2 #define HEAD_HEIGHT 1.25/2 #define HEAD_RADIUS 0.75/2 #define NECK_HEIGHT 0.5/2 #define EYE_LEVEL 0.75/2 #define NOSE_LENGTH 0.5/2 #define LOWER_ARM_HEIGHT 2.0/2 #define LOWER_ARM_WIDTH 0.5/2 #define UPPER_ARM_HEIGHT 1.25/2 #define UPPER_ARM_WIDTH 0.5/2 #define ARM_TRANSLATION 0.22/2 #define alpha 0.0 #define pi 3.14159265 static GLfloat theta[] = { 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0 }; static GLint axis = 0; GLUquadricObj *p; GLfloat x = 0.0; GLfloat y = 0.0; GLfloat xpos = 0.0; GLfloat ypos = 0.0; GLfloat zpos = 0.0; GLfloat ambient[3]; GLfloat diffuse[3]; GLfloat specular[3]; GLfloat shiness[] = { 50.0f }; float width = 600; float height = 600; void base(void); void

In the book, The Evening Sun, Meecham is the main character who struggles to find balance between his past and his frustrating present. He finds himself in a nursery home for the elderly, however Meecham refuses to live the rest of his life in this condition of loneliness. Nothing is his life is the same, from losing his home to his dearly beloved, Meecham fights for his home that Lonzo Choats bought from his son. The Evening Sun portrays descriptive irony, dramatic foreshadowing, and antagonistic dialogue.