Website Updated and UX Texting

Before I will submit my final project I need to check and update all details on my website. I'll make sure all links work properly and what else I could improve on my website.

I will start from checking my copyright notice. 



 I checked my copyright and I took a screenshot using snipping tool. I also check does my copyright notice are correct on each page. 

I also updated my social links. I added a blogger link as it was appearing only on contact page. Then I uploaded my website by publishing to check is everything correct and working prorerly.




Then I check my homepage and the navigation, and I make sure the menu and images are working corectly.

I also added few buttons on my portfolio page for good navigation between my projects. I also need to add some pictures for all my three projects on portfolio page.


 Next I check my phone view of my website and I discovered that I need to do some changes, as my mobile menu icon was not visible. Then I published again and I checked all detail on each page, both on desktop view and phone view.





 

Comments

  1. Sam DarganSeptember 4, 2022 at 12:04 PM

    Okay, but what about the changes? What do you think they have added to your site? Is it more professional? Why? I would include an example of a professional architects website to compare and contrast with your own and identify what you need to do in the future. HAve a look at Rosetti here: https://www.rossetti.com/

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