Category: Weekly Blog Post

Creative Brief

Abdel-hamid Murci

Final Project

Story Summary:

We will be taking an online tour of different countries of the world. Included in these countries are different sites or choices to visit.

Media:

I will try to create a website visiting, explaining, and showing different Islamic events that happened in the past. The website should include photos, and notes / texts to maybe make it a little bit more fun and if possible interactive. (This was my first option, but I might not be able to gather enough accurate information in time)

Or

The website should start of welcoming you and introducing you to your virtualized world tour. I will also try to have the visitor have their information entered in the beginning so it can more of an interactive experience. On every click there should be a different option, for example, you choose to visit India, would you like to visit the Taj Mahal, India Gate, or hop on a flight to a new destination. I might try to also have a little side venture in there. It can be something like you look out the plane and see a famous Italian Pizza spot (in Italy) from TikTok, you skydive out the plane and land in Italy. At the end try to make it as fun as possible.

General Style / Emotion:

Adventurous

Software:

Photoshop

Code Sandbox (HTML, JS, CSS)

Creative Brief

Owen Roberts

My Final Project

Summarize your story: My story is about a frog that can dance. Beginning, middle and end.

Media: I’m going to use 5 illustrations of the frog character to create an interactive comic.

OR

I’m going to record 3 interviews with people describing their interactions with the frog character.

General style/emotion: Very silly, happy and colorful.

Software: Adobe Illustrator, Audacity

Mad Libs

Title: Mad Libs

Spring 2024

Languages used: HTML, CSS, and Javascript

Link to the project.

Link to the code.

I created a Mad Libs website that takes a user input, that being name, location, color, food, and an animal. My experience with this website was pretty fun, since I am a CS major and haven’t done simple websites like this in a long time. It was honestly pretty funny how I looked up some syntax stuff on W3 at one point when I got a tiny error, but the AI assistant in codesandbox did help a bit. The only annoying part of the project may have actually been the AI assistant, since it kept on reformatting my code if it was too long, thus making it look weird. Despite that, I had a lot of fun with this project.