The choice for what to do for my final project was easy for me. Next semester I will graduate from MSU, and I need a portfolio for the PW department. A website seems the most logical step, especially since I'm going to be taking the portfolio class next semester. This way I'll be able to create one version this semester, and then hopefully improve on it next semester.
This website is probably going to be viewed mostly by members of the PW department since I'm applying to law school after college, and not actively looking for a job.
As far as content, I really don't know what I should put on there. Unfortunately, my hard drive crashed last week and I lost all my previous work. I have a feeling I'll be recreating some of my projects to display, and using a lot of the work I do next semester. Losing all the information on my hard drive really was a painful blow. If I can get the website format down quickly, I'll spend the rest of my time working on pieces to recreate my portfolio.
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Eep! That is not a good situation to be in and I know that is a horrible feeling to not have that work anymore. The best tip I can give to you during this is to start exploring the digital portfolios of other students from PW and those of students in law degree programs. That way you will have an idea about your users, their expectations, and see how others have displayed their content.
ReplyDeleteHave you moved these posts? Or did they just fall aside?
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