I created an account on www.weebly.com by clicking the “Create A Website” button.
I entered my information on the “sign up page”. I proceeded by clicking the portfolio tab on the Theme Page. I selected the “Birdseye2” theme. I clicked the “start editing” button At this point, the “choose your website domain” pop-up will appear. I selected the “use the subdomain of weebly.com” (it’s free). I then entered my first and last name as the beginning of my domain (angelapearson.weebly.com) To begin the editing process, I clicked on the generic title and replaced it with my first and last name. I then clicked on the “Theme “button at the top of the page to change the font and font size of my title. On the left side of the page, I selected the “Change fonts” and “Site Title” tabs. I changed my font size from auto to 25 font size. I changed my font to “Montserrat”. I clicked on the “Build” tab to continue adding and editing my main page. To add a secondary title, drug the title button onto the designated area on my main page and released. I then clicked on the box and typed “Online Digital Portfolio” To make changes to font, size and color, I clicked on the rectangular black box that appears once you click on the text. *** The three horizontal lines on the black box will allow you to position your text, the A with a line under it will allow you to make the font larger, to change the color just click on the color box. ***** Next, I clicked on “Build” and then “Pages” to rename each subtitle page. I renamed the subtitles for three additional pages excluding my home page. My page titles included a “Print, Graphics, and Multimedia Materials. To add additional pages, I clicked the plus (+) sign to the right of Pages and select “Standard Page” and named the page. To add images to my pages, I drug the “image button” onto my designated page and clicked on the “upload image from computer button.” I uploaded 1 pineapple image to my “Print Page” by clicking the photos button on the left side of the screen and clicking the desired photo. On the remain pages, I changed the background pictures on my “Home”, “Graphics “and “Multimedia” page. I clicked on the picture and when the desired pop-up appeared, I chose the “replace image button”. I then selected the search tab and typed in classroom and pencils to select the desired images. On my “Home” page, I chose to have one large background photo and a medium size family photo. I also included a quote from Dr. Seuss on my “Home” page by uploading the quote from my desktop on my computer. To delete background photos and unwanted text on my pages, I clicked on the photos and/or text and a rectangular box would appear. I would then I click on the X button at the top right of the box. Specifically, on the “Print” page, I drug the title button to the page, clicked on the box and typed TDT1: Task 1 Process Outline”. I then clicked on it again and made necessary changes to the font, size and color when the black rectangular box appeared. I then drug the “Button” box under the subheading, clicked the “Button text” to rename the button, chose the center button next to “Position” and created a link to my outline. Specifically, on the “Graphics” page, on the far-right side, I deleted the information in the instruction’s textbox with subheadings “Categories” and “Archives” and replaced it with “Contact Information” I input a fake address and my WGU email. I clicked on the black rectangular box to make necessary changes to the font, size and color. I added a link to my Twitter account by clicking on a chain in the black rectangular box. I chose website URL and added the Twitter web address. I added a column in the middle of the page by clicking on the divider button and dragging it to the middle of the page. I added a text box in the new column by dragging the “text” button inside the column. Finally, I clicked on the “Build” button and clicked the blue “Publish button at the top right.
References:
[ Pineapple-Online image]. Retrieved August 1, 2019 from www.google.com
[Dr. Seuss quote-Online image] Retrieved August 1, 2019 from www.google.com