Web 206 Assignments

Roger Williams University Spring Semester 2025

What is Divi?

February 9th, 2025

The blog post introduces Divi, a popular WordPress theme and page builder by Elegant Themes. It functions both as a full design framework and an advanced visual builder that works with any WordPress theme. Key features include:

  • A visual drag-and-drop builder for easy design without coding

  • Pre-made layouts and templates for quick customization

  • Responsive design to ensure compatibility across devices

  • Over 40 content modules like forms, sliders, and call-to-actions

  • Built-in A/B testing tools for conversion optimization

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Perspective

April 7th, 2025

This blog post showcases an example of a website built with the Divi Builder that uses scroll effects to enhance visual appeal. It highlights how motion effects like fade-ins, slides, and scaling can add interactivity and depth to a page. While it doesn’t provide a tutorial, it serves as inspiration for how scroll effects can be creatively used in Divi to elevate user experience.

 

 

 

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CS and Life Collaboration

April 12th, 2025

This post features a collage representing my life as a computer scientist, blending both my academic journey and personal hobbies. It includes visual elements that reflect my passion for software engineering, coding, and problem-solving, alongside outdoor activities like hiking, snowboarding, and paddle boarding. The collage is accompanied by short descriptions of computer science—the study of computers, algorithms, and data—and software engineering, which focuses on designing, building, and maintaining software systems. The post offers a personal glimpse into how these two worlds—tech and adventure—come together in my daily life.

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Image Hotspot Demo

April 24th, 2025

This post demonstrates a simple example of how image hotspots work by using an image of code with interactive points. When you hover over or click on each hotspot, a brief explanation pops up describing specific lines or sections of the code. It’s a creative way to make code more understandable and engaging, especially for visual learners. The example showcases how hotspots can be used for educational and explanatory purposes in web design or tutorials.

 

 

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