I found an animation demo of an arm that follows the movement of your mouse. This arm wouldn't necessarily benefit the user experience, however, I think it would solidify the "coder" side of my professional description on my portfolio since it is a very mechanical looking piece. Now, in order to contrast this mechanical arm I would ideally use a library such as processingjs in a much more subtle fashion to balance out the "designer" side of my portfolio.
This class offers all students an forum to discuss, submit work and critique Web Design trends, digital media technology and culture. Students will create Web Design projects using a variety of software design tools as they define and decide what works best for them. Students will analyze and write about cutting edge web design and also experiment and deploy their own personal website.
Friday, October 14, 2016
processingjs
I explored the processingjs library further since I've been looking for opportunities to expand the animation throughout my website. Considering the site I am building is sticking to a very minimalist style, I am primarily looking for ways to incorporate highly user friendly animation with the aim of making my portfolio incredibly easy to navigate through. I was able to find some demos on the processingjs website that could potentially increase the user experience. I found the embedded links functionality to be one of the most suitable features on processingjs to aid in a smooth experience navigating to and from my specific pieces of work.
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