1. To design a site that meets the requirements of W3C guidelines 1.0. This is important for making industry standard sites.
2. To create a website in XHTML 1.0 strict and CSS 2.1 that validates at http://validator.w3.org/. This also is important in regards to industry standard sites and would be something employers might check when looking at my application.
3. To produce a site that's purpose is for e-commerce. I chose this subject as I think it would benefit me when looking for employment. In addition I would benefit from having this knowledge if I wanted to work freelance.
4. To produce a corporate identity for the pseudo company. This is so that I have more examples to show in interview of my design ability in terms of corporate identity work. I would benefit from having more examples of logo design and also some examples of designing letter heads and email templates, this I will incorporate into the brief. The corporate identity will include a logo, business card, email template and letterhead.
About Me
- DREW
- In my spare time I enjoy listening to music, and am a big fan of film and media. At university my role as a volunteer on the university magazine was very interesting; it was satisfying to know I had been part of the team that had produced the final product. In 2005 I Graduated from the University of Central Lancashire with a 2.2 in BA Honours Illustration Degree. Whilst at university I visited Manhattan in New York, which was a fantastic experience and a place I aim to visit again. I am a social person and like to spend time with friends and enjoy meeting new people. I take an interest in current affairs, new technology, and I like to take time out and be creative by drawing and creating digital images.
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