Hannah Daman<\/p>\n
Intro to Web Design<\/p>\n
Professor Ames<\/p>\n
February 20, 2018<\/p>\n
Review 2<\/p>\n
I choose to review the single page website called Tignes. Originally in Italian this page can become confusing fast unless you can figure out that the little white circle in the top right of the page can change your languages. Once you get past the language barrier, this site is well organized. The layout of the \u201cmain page\u201d or first thing when one would see when opening the site is very attractive. The title Tignes is in a very large, bright blue typeface with a contrasting background of the mountains and a lake behind it. At the bottom is a bright blue, moving arrow pointing downwards towards more content. As you scroll down it transitions into a dotted background keeping that same bright blue in all of the background images and layouts throughout the page. The typefaces for each chapter, heading, subheading, paragraph and even all of the first words of each paragraph have a playful image on them. This makes the site easy to scan because you don\u2019t have to search for hours and hours for something that you\u2019re looking for. Just read the huge header, if it has anything to do with the topic you\u2019d like to know more about keep reading! The overall design of this site is very playful and subtle. With all the flat, heavy black text on the page it needed that little bit of blue color to bring it back to life. The actions the site provides with each section is sure to keep any viewer entertained and intrigued.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Hannah Daman Intro to Web Design Professor Ames February 20, 2018 Review 2 I choose to review the single page website called Tignes. Originally in Italian this page can become confusing fast unless you can figure out that the little white circle in the top right of the page can change your languages. Once you … <\/p>\n