University project work blog posts
‘FFA’ – The prototype accessible mobile e-commerce website
Between April and November 2019 I researched web accessibility (specifically for the visually-impaired), built and tested a prototype mobile fashion e-commerce website using the research that I had found. The last post on this blog discusses my journey to creating the first working prototype in September 2019 and some of the design decisions that I…
‘How can the accessibility of mobile fashion e-commerce websites be improved for the severely visually impaired?’ Early September Updates
A lot has happened with my dissertation piece very recently. I’ve had a busy summer doing freelance work, creating a new portfolio site and volunteering at Untangled which has meant that development of my dissertation has been slightly more delayed than I would have liked, but over the past week or so I have made…
Pendragon 3 – putting the ‘UX’ back into my portfolio
SEPTEMBER 1ST 2019 – Pendragon 3 was released as the fifth version of my portfolio and the third major version (hence for ‘3’). It succeeds Pendragon 2.1 (launched May 21st 2019) which in turn was a minor update to Pendragon II, launched on April 28th 2019. Pendragon 3 has been built as the result of…
Summer Updates – Early-Mid August 2019
Early August 2019 has been mostly about participating as a mentor in Neontribe’s Untangled event, held between August 5th and 9th 2019. This event involved working with students to support them complete exciting and challenging coding exercises and also a little bit of networking with the staff at Neontribe, some other computer science students and…
From accessible websites to Storehouse to interaction design to networking to working with children and action photography. It’s July 2019!
What a busy month July 2019 has been for me! I’ve had a lot of interesting things going on this month, some of them related to each other. Storehouse in July 2019 Let’s get Storehouse out of the way first. Storehouse Issue 19 Submissions Submissions for Storehouse Issue 19 closed on July 8th 2019 with…
‘How can the accessibility of mobile e-commerce websites be improved for the severely visually impaired?’ Trying clothing websites – Late June 2019
I haven’t done anything with the dissertation since May 7th 2019 when I finalised the Report Proposal which was handed in with the rest of BSc2b on May 10th. Since then I have been working on some other projects and taking some time away from the dissertation since I focused very heavily on it from…
Summer Updates – Late June 2019
A busy period of time, I spent the latter half of June 2019 participating in NUA ambassador roles at various events in the UK, being a judge at the Norfolk Scratch Off competition (it’s a coding competition for Norfolk primary and high schools) and doing more work for my dissertation. How’s WordPress 5? I’ve been…
Summer Updates – Early-Mid June 2019
This period of time is dominated with the opening of submissions for Storehouse Issue 19 and the redevelopment of the Storehouse Online Submission Tool (written in HTML, CSS, JavaScript and PHP). But in among the excitement with that I also heard more about the internship that I am hoping to complete over the summer, took…
Summer Updates – Late May 2019
I thought I’d try to keep this blog fairly active over the summer by writing about various things related to university that I am doing over the summer. This summer has proven to be a bit busier than last summer (2018) and I’ve changed plans about what’s going to happen this summer a lot -…
Pendragon 2.1 – A big update with a minor version number
MAY 21ST 2019 – Pendragon 2.1 is an update to Pendragon 2 (stylised ‘Pendragon II’) which was launched on April 28th 2019. This update is a result of criticism of Pendragon II from The Big Book Crit on May 2nd 2019. Pendragon 2.1 aims to address many of the suggestions given at this event. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K5_ueAPbV2Y&feature=youtu.be…
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