CSS stands for Cascading Style Sheets. In my own words it shows the advanced properties of a webpage.  I am mostly done with my food website.

Anchor: Marks where a hyperlink begins and ends.

Button: Graphic that acts like a link.

Hotspot: Button that connects within the website.

Hyperlink: Allows opening related web pages by clicking the mouse.

Hypermedia: Electronic linking of related media.

Hypertext: System of writing that allows for linking to other pages.

Link: Allowing user to jump from page to page.

Rollover: Graphic element that changes appearance when activated.

Target: Lets user link to a specific place.

White Space...

White space can be used for many things. It doesn't even have to be "white" space, it can be many different colors. White space isnt just for filling space that you have left over, it can be used to border things like  tables or pictures. It even can be used to "fill the space" to balance a page.

White space can be used to focus your attention on a central or shifted force... an example would be Google. "Less is More."

          After reading an article about Google, for article follow link,
(http://www.webdesignerdepot.com/2013/09/is-google-finished/) I decided that Google was not finished and probably not be finished for a long time, if ever. My reasons; Will technology ever be done advancing? And will there ever be no competitors? I don't think that Google will ever finish due to the demand and also due to necessity to stay ahead of other businesses and web mega-companies.

I think blogs are great to use and a helpful item for many things. I like blogs but I don't get around to doing it that much. I would like to blog outside of just webpage design for things that are going on in my life. I would also like to do blogs for YouTube videos and such. I love the format for blogs and I would probably still use Blogger because it is fast, easy to use, and user friendly. It is also free unlike many blogging sites.

Web design

Bryson Moser, Kaden Hunter

Pd. 3rd

9/4/13

WordPress.com and WordPress.org

There are two options WordPress has for blogging.  The first one, WordPress.com, allows you to join other blogs or create your own.  If you decide to make your own, you have to pay a fee to use the domain name.  WordPress.org is the other option that allows much more customization.  Along with more customization, you can get domain names for free.  Wordpress also powers close to nineteen percent of web blogging.

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Pros: ”Customization, customization, customization!”

Cons: “Vast array of options can be complicated for less-experienced users so tread carefully,” It also costs money if you want to use the domain name.(Wordpress.com)

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Kaden: I would consider using WordPress.org because it gives you a wide variety of customization options and costs nothing.  However, I would not use WordPress.com due to the fact you can do more on the .org version versus the .com version.  Also. WordPress.com costs money.  Why would you want to buy rights to a domain name when you can do a lot more on WordPress.org?

Bryson: I would consider using it but I would like other more accessible easy to use sites such as Blogger. I do like the customization abilities. I would like it to not cost money to use the domain name. I like that you can use both the .org and the .com features.

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Kaden:  Linkedin Influencers:  Mostly  a business social networking site.  Only business leaders are allowed to use it.  No public access.

Blogger: Owned by google and allows some customization.  It costs nothing and you can access it from anywhere.  Also, it is a good website for basic blogging.

SquareSpace.com:  It is for use by businesses only.  It also costs money ($8) and allows only businesses to build a website or a blog if they want.  

Bryson:

LinkdIn influencers: Social networking site only for 150 prominent buisinessmen such as; Pres. Obama and .

Blogger: Not fancy or technical, basic blogging, but can be accessed from anywhere and free!!!

Squarespace.com: For buisiness adverising. Very good options but you need to pay

$8 a month for it. Not for the everyday blogger.

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