The reading offered a lot of helpful information and tips. I actually wish I had
read this when I first started college because it could have really helped me
with portfolios I’ve done in the past. The reading got me thinking about how I’m
going to approach my final web portfolio for this class. Right now, I’m
creating a storyboard to plan how I want to put the whole thing together. One
part of the reading discusses the reflective letter, which I will focus on first.
I have a lot to reflect on for each project, since I’ve learned so much and
they have all helped me improve as a writer in different ways.
Looking
back at what I’ve done in this class, I think the enthusiast blog has been my
strongest work. Not to mention, this blog has been my favorite thing we’ve done
in this course. What makes it strong is the overall design of the site, the 90s
pop culture and nostalgic topic, and I think my posts pretty well written as
well.
As
for my process blog, I’m not completely satisfied with it. I wish I had posted
more for every project. In order to make up for those missed posts, I plan on
doing reflective notes for those projects, so it won’t feel so incomplete when
I incorporate it in my final portfolio.
Right
now, I’m starting to put together my portfolio and analyzing all my work
carefully. It’s actually interesting to go back and see the work I’ve done and
think about the strengths and weaknesses of each project. I want to make sure I
make the revisions necessary for the final product that will be put in my
portfolio.
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