After completing the Functional Web Design course on NewsU, I made three changes to my blogs appearance.
First, I added a search bar so users can find previous posts much easier. Second, I added a social media widget underneath to gain more audience attraction to my Facebook and Instagram. Once I have created my LinkedIn account, I will add that to the list as well. Third, I changed my header image to something more seasonally appropriate. Since I don’t have a main news story and photo to place hierarchy on, I thought adding a fall photo seemed a bit better.
I think that these are some good changes you made to your site. Some of these I even did as well. I like your idea of adding the social media links to your site and also the fall picture makes it more welcoming. In my next phase of changes I plan to add social media to my blog. However, I don’t know that it would be the best picture to use of this type of blog about the media and other related topics.
I thought the changes you made to your blog were really good. It shows that you understand and got a lot of information out of the NewsU course. Your blog is very easy to navigate around. Good job!
I like the fact you added a search bar and your social media sites. Having a search bar is obviously really important because it reduces the time that users have to go through in order to find a specific post. I like the social media links to because for bloggers that post their content and other stories there, it offers another way for people to get information and explore other mediums. I like it. *thumbs up emoji*
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remarkable post and a all round entertaining blog (I also love the theme/design), I don’t have time to browse it all at the minute but I have book-marked
it and also added your RSS feeds, so when I have time I will be back to read more, Please do
keep up the excellent work.