Wordpress seams easy enough, however I did run into a few issues when working with the free version.
Customizing your webpages is nearly impossible with the simple free version, I would have liked to have been able to do more.
Also on two of my pages I was unable to remove the comments.
Taking a Photoshop designed image and slicing it up for a webpage was easy and simple. The only difficulty I ran into was using Dreamweaver. The spacing had to be adjusted.
Sometimes the hardest part of creating a design is finding a theme. I decided to make a video game based on the three little pigs, but reverse the outcome, giving the wolf get his revenge. Each image was created in Adobe Illustrator, imported into Construct2. Probably the only issue I ran into was just having enough energy to work on my homework. The whole kidney failure thing is finally starting to conflict with my school work.
This project seemed like the easiest one, but I ran into problems with making an overly detailed car image in Illustrator.
When I tired using the pathfinder tool, delete background it wouldn't let me, and when I painted over the car layer, it lost all it's detail. So, after running out of time and worn down from the used up effort, I quickly made circle and called it done.
Animated it in Adobe After Effects, and importing the avi file into Premiere Pro to add music. https://youtu.be/f2EHHZh71QA
I was really happy with the way this poster turned out. No problems popped up other than finding the right font and placing a white trim around the edges. The poster was created in Adobe Illustrator.
After designing the CAPITALS for this True Type Font, creating the lowercase letters was much easier. It may have taken just as much time, but it seemed to flow better, probably because I had already created the desired style and didn't have to make several versions of each letter.
I used Adobe Illustrator for each individual vectorized glyph, and then copied and pasted each one it into Font Creator. I also decided to change the font name to Smooth Bubble Gum after checking on dafont.com and seeing the same name.
