The document describes the process of creating a Safety page for a website. The author first created text boxes to structure the content and then added titles and paragraphs of text to each box. Colors and fonts were applied to the boxes and text for visual appeal and readability. The page included multiple columns of differently sized and colored boxes containing centered black text in a child-friendly font.
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Process of my Safety Page
1. Process of making my Safety page
Once creating my first page of the website, I was now able to move onto my other page that I had to
complete. As Sara had now been allocated my other page and I was allocated the homepage, I worked on
my other incomplete page which was the page about Safety
Using the layout design for our website and my own layout designs, I got started on my page which was a
lot simpler than the homepage that I had to create. I got straight onto creating my boxes in which I
decided to first create my text boxes. I clicked on ‘add’ and then clicked on ‘page part’s which then gave
me a drop down list of two tabs which I then clicked on ‘areas.’ This then gave me the option of clicking
many different types of text box items. I decided to click on ‘simple’ which was a simple design.
Once moving around my text box to my desired place on the page, by clicking on the text box it gave me
perforated lines outside the text box in which I could then resize my object. By clicking on the object it
gave me a drop down menu in which I could change the colours and other aspects of my object. I decided
to click on ‘effects’ and the click on bevel which made my box look slightly more interesting.
2. By right clicking on my object I could then copy the item, I copied it twice in order to have three objects
and then I placed them one under another. I then copied them three more times and placed them in a
second column besides my first text boxes. I also, made these three bigger in width. I left a little gap on
the side as I though images could be added to make the page look a bit more interesting.
I now decided to change the colours of my text boxes. I decided to make each row different colour. By
clicking on the text box it would give me a list of options on how I could design that text box. I then
clicked on ‘Change colour’ I had to make sure that I was clicking onto ‘background’ and not ‘outline. I then
chose the colours for each of my topics and tried to make the colours as unisex as possible.
3. Now all my text boxes were completely designed in a way that I felt looked alright, I then moved onto
adding my text. I started with all the titles for my text boxes on the left hand side. I clicked on ‘add,’
then clicked on ‘text,’ which then gave me three options in which I clicked ‘titles.’ It then gave me the
option of picking many different titles in which I clicked on the simplest title as I would then edit the
title how I want. I then added in the writing that I wanted.
I was going to leave the fonts and colours of the writing to last and I decided to move onto my text in the
other text boxes. After gathering all the information I needed for this page, I started to insert the
information. I clicked on ’add,’ then clicked on ‘text’ and this time chose the option of ‘paragraphs.’ It gave
me a box which I could then move about, resize and add my own information to. I did this for all three of
the text boxes.
4. Finally, I had to edit some of the colours and fonts of my writing. When I double clicked on the boxes of
my writing it them gave me a toolbar in which I could change the colours and the fonts of my text. I
started of making all my texts the same font in which I made them all ‘Comic Sans MS’ as this is a very
child friendly font. I then made my text all in the centre and also changed the font colour of my texts on
the left hand side. I felt that black was easily read, hence why I kept my main information in black.
Finally, I had to edit some of the colours and fonts of my writing. When I double clicked on the boxes of
my writing it them gave me a toolbar in which I could change the colours and the fonts of my text. I
started of making all my texts the same font in which I made them all ‘Comic Sans MS’ as this is a very
child friendly font. I then made my text all in the centre and also changed the font colour of my texts on
the left hand side. I felt that black was easily read, hence why I kept my main information in black.