Haley McCormick

This is my house animation I made in e9 this week. It took me a while, but it wasn't too difficult. First, I went to  http://www.ulharman.com/new-home-construction.html to choose what house I wanted to design. I chose "The Barclay." I went off the measurements for that house to draw my bases. After that, I drew some angles on the roof to give it the different levels and dimensions using the push/pull tool. I made some doors and windows, which weren't hard at all. All I had to do was draw rectangles, use the offset tool, push/pull tool, and the paint bucket. I also made gutters on the side of my house. I made a little rectangle on the sides of the rood and used a 1in offset. That was the main steps, and after that I got to "design" my house the way I wanted. I added a bench by my front door and some flowers. I made a driveway by drawing a rectangle and added a Range Rover, because who doesn't want a Range Rover? I also made a pool by making a rectangle a...

This is my website I made in Dreamweaver. We first had to connect to the server and locate our file. I had to pick one project form graphic design and one project from animation. I don't have anything under the video heading because I haven't taken video yet. After placing all the files I had to edit the HTML pages. It really isn't as hard as it sounds. I typed in my name and used a level 1 heading. Then for the other titles I used level 2 headings. The tricky part was making a link from my home page to my project page. Thanks to the "drag the point-to-file icon" and Mr. Olson I was able to make a link to the other pages. It was first in black and white, but it needed some color. To add the color I had to find the CSS panel. Under the CSS panel I clicked "background" to change the color and when I liked the color I clicked OK. I did the same thing for the text color and the sides of the webpage. For the font I clicked the #wrapper also in the CSS fi...