This page highlights selected work from my web design coursework and shows how I build clear, accessible pages with usability-focused structure.
My projects emphasize navigation clarity, scannable content, and clean semantic HTML.
I designed and built a multi-page website to practice semantic structure, navigation consistency, and accessible content layout.
My Role: Information organization, page structure, content writing, and accessibility improvements.
Skills Used: Semantic HTML, heading hierarchy, descriptive links, alt text, and navigation patterns.
After observing how users skim and scroll to find key information, I revised the site to improve clarity and task completion.
My Role: Testing observation, revision planning, and implementing changes in HTML and JavaScript.
Skills Used: Usability writing, scannable formatting, accessibility checks, and iterative improvement.
A personal photo used as supporting content for my portfolio identity.
This interactive timeline highlights key milestones from this course and my development as a web designer. Use the arrows inside the timeline to move through each milestone in chronological order.
I chose a timeline format because it makes the story easy to follow over time. Each entry represents a project, skill, or milestone that helped me improve.