Friday, January 15, 2010

Abstract Typography #11


This is the latest artwork I did in Web Design class. We were supposed to use the character of our first name, mine being R, and create a piece of artwork out of it. This was interesting to create a piece of artwork for my character. I didn't do a superb job as expected but it was the best I could do.

Tuesday, January 12, 2010

Character Character #10




These are two pictures that I made completely out of letters. I made this in my Web Design class. I was actually very intrigued by how much pictures you can make, just completely out of words. The two pcitures I made are up above.





Thursday, January 7, 2010

Typography #9


In Web Design class, I created a typography with all the fonts that I could probably put in. There might have been a few typography keys missing to this, but in the end, I did what I can to try to include it all. I believe this was a little challenging but easy in the end. The creation that I tried to do is on the left.

Wednesday, January 6, 2010

Facebook #8

I am aware of the agreements Facebook made in terms of their privacy settings. I think that the groups who sued their Facebook privacy settings have made a good decision, but I don't think it was a correct decision at the correct time. Sure they wanted to try to fix the privacy settings, but I think time was also important in determining when privacy needs to be addressed. I don't have a particular side on the matter, because I don't have a lot of information on the matter, but a resolution will need to be addressed if the issue is going to die away. The privacy matters will be a big concern not only to these groups but to the world.

Friday, November 20, 2009

Semantic Web # 7

The semantic web is primarily focused on machines. While Web 2.0 is mainly operated and controlled by a human being, the semantic web is controlled and operated by machines. These computer systems perform the tasks that find and search information. It is presented in a way that a computer can understand what is going on. The semantic web is not separate from the World Wide Web. Rather, it is an extension of it, by that it adds data and metadata to other existing Web page documents. Not a lot of companies and peoples use the semantic web yet. Twine is one company that uses Semantic Web technologies, as well as Joost, an online television service. Semantic Web uses the RDF (Resource Description Framework) to change Web data so that software can easily read it. So semantic web does have advantages, because people might need something for computers to translate for them, and the semantic web is the easiest way to do that.

More information about semantic web can be read at:
http://www.webopedia.com/DidYouKnow/Internet/2007/Semantic_Web.asp