Caitland, WordPressed

PROJECT CAITLAND

One of my closest friends is an artist and I noticed her webpage looked a little cluttered (plus you needed Flash to view it). I met with her to figure out how we could make her a webpage that would better represent her and her art style. Together, with a team of 3 other developers, we brought her ideas to life. We used WordPress, but this project was for a class, so we weren't able to use standard plugins. I present to you, a screenshot of the mock up I made in Paint and a screenshot of the [almost] final product!

OLD SITE


NEW SITE


Edit: The site has been moved over to her domain CalieMee! It's been updated with some standard plugins since the project's completion.

Here are some before pictures!

Implemented Illustrations page


Complete Site Mock-Up (made in PowerPoint & Paint)


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