CSS and Carp Design
Web Design using CSS and CARP
Overview
For our second assignment for web, we were guided by video in transforming a boring web page to one following the values of CARP. Using Dreamweaver, we were able to code and design websites centering around the poem, "Another Reason Why I Don't Keep A Gun In The House." The difference between each of the HTML was the use of CSS designer in the updated version.
Contrast-
Since the contrast is typically the first thing viewer sees, the title was made to stand out from the rest of the webpage. At first, the title was only black and used a boring font that wouldn't attract a reader. So, the color was changed to a dark tan to match some of the fur on the image of the dog. Then, the font was changed to much bolder font family, and the size of the text was made bigger.
Alignment-
At the start of the assignment, everything was right aligned and had nothing special about it. To fix this, the title was moved to the center of the page in order to show it's importance. The image of the dog was also moved, but to the right side of the screen away from the main text in the poem.
Repetition-
The theme was kept consistent by maintaining a similar color and font scheme throughout. The colors are all copied from the dog's coat, and the fonts are all fairly basic and don't clash with one another.
Proximity-
The proximity in this assignment was very basic, considering there was not very much wording. The title is together at the top of the page, since it's the first thing that a reader should see. Then, the stanzas of the poem are all grouped together in the center of the page.
What I've Learned
From this assignment, I actually had to go into the coding view, which was a bit confusing, since there were some conflicts with it. Although overall, I definitely think a basic understanding of coding will help me in the future.


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