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Dr. Blakesley,
I'm so sorry, with all of my exams I completely forgot that you had asked us to post our final portfolio URL. Mine is http://web.ics.purdue.edu/~keshort/engl515

Professor Blakesley,

The URL for my online portfolio is at the bottom of this post. Using Wordpress proved to be rewarding, though challenging. I ended up learning a lot about HTML code and CSS pages. I also worked a lot in Photoshop to edit my sample images and the images in the Wordpress theme I used.

Dr. Blakesley:

This is the link to my final portfolio:

http://web.ics.purdue.edu/~hpierson/english515/index.html

I created the website using HTML in Dreamweaver. This was my first attempt creating a website from scratch, so it was a great learning experience and feels like a personal achievement, though the site can be added to or adapted in the future.

Dr. Blakesley,

Here is the link to my portfolio.

This portfolio, which is a web site, is an accumulation of samples from my college career that I would consider appropriate to show to a potential employer. I look forward to adding more samples and keeping my portfolio with me as I start my career.

I have attached my final, revised portfolio. This website was a challenge to do, yet a lot of fun. I feel like there are many issues I could still improve upon, but as this was my first website, I am still pretty pleased.

Dr. Blakesley:

Prof. Blakesly:

Here is the link to my final portfolio. Since my presentation to the class I've tried to incorporate as much feedback as possible. To break up the text I added a photo of myself on the home page. I also added several images of pages I have designed and laid out during my work at The Exponent. I also tried to add video of a speech I've given and PDFs of the pages I've laid out although an error message greeted me every time I tried to connect to them. Below is the link:

http://web.ics.purdue.edu/~mlivings/home1.html

Mike

Dr. Blakesley,

Here is the link to my website and Portfolio. http://web.ics.purdue.edu/~cmochel/homepage.html I chose to create my portfolio in DreamWeaver without a template. I also chose to make this portfolio with touches of my personal self, in terms of color and personality. I think that for my first time using DreamWeaver I overcame and learned many new things about web design. I think this website shows me as a student right now, and will be possibly be changing it up quite a bit in the next year, as I gain work experience.

Here is the link for my digital professional portfolio: http://web.ics.purdue.edu/~mzahm/Portfolio/

Professor Blakesley:

My final digital portfolio can be accessed by clicking on the following link: http://web.ics.purdue.edu/~clemenje/homepage.html