While working on Panel One, I realized that I am an unordered list type guy because it really helped cleaned up my navbar organization. As of the submission date for Panel One, I still have a few markup issues and spend most of my time micro-tweaking the placement of text and images. It may be to the fact I am used to moving around images in Wix but getting the look I want has been a constant struggle. Most people have been making 1 very long page where I have only had success with three individual pages. Ideally, I would like to condense my 3 pages into 1 but not at the expense of having an unfinished looking page. Hopefully, I will be able to transition with the templates.
Lets go to Panel One
Panel Two was much easier to build than Panel One. Even though I was only replacing content, it really helped out having a finished, working, and visually appealing space that did not have any bugs or issues. I was able to add much more content in the same amount of time I spent on Panel One. I used Panel Two as a Rough Draft to produce my Portfolio page's latest version in the Panel Three phase.
Lets go to Panel Two
For Panel 3, I developed much more portfolio content because I spent less time tweaking the navbar. I wish I could move around content like it was an illustrator file, but at least I finally feel better about the direction it is headed. I still need a few more revision passes until it is a complete professional webpage. I still have not had a second set of eyes read through it, and I have a few cheesy lines to rewrite, but by the end of this semester, I plan on having a fully completed personal webpage showcasing my experience.
Lets go to Panel Three