Website Project 4: Mastering Flexbox

Website Project 4: Mastering Flexbox

The Trillo Project is a demo website designed to explore the many benefits of using Flexbox for website design. “CSS Flexible Box Layout, commonly known as Flexbox allows responsive elements within a container to be automatically arranged depending upon screen size.” – wikipedia. Check it out here…  https://loctran.com.au/wp-content/projects/web/trillo/

Website Project 3: Advanced CSS And SASS

Website Project 3: Advanced CSS And SASS

The Natours Project is a demo website built using HTML, CSS & SASS (SCSS) with Visual Studio Code which combines the simplicity of a source code editor with powerful developer tooling, like IntelliSense code completion and debugging. Highlights of this project include button & text animations, manipulation of background images, animating items when hovered and…

Photography Session 1: Photography Workshop With The Adelaide Digital Photography Meet-Up Group

Photography Session 1: Photography Workshop With The Adelaide Digital Photography Meet-Up Group

Very excited to have completed my first photography workshop with the Adelaide Digital Photography Meet-Up Group! I now know about stuff like aperture, shutter speed and ISO… so can finally move away from using the camera’s automatic settings haha. Also, my camera is too old 🙁 Thanks to Colin and Jessica for their kind support….

Website Project 3: Use Flexbox To Create A Product Info Card
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Website Project 3: Use Flexbox To Create A Product Info Card

Today I learnt how to create a very nice looking product info card using the flex function in html and css. The flex function allows you to easily layout different elements similar to the float function but in a much simpler and more feature rich way. I also added some emoticons which allow the user…

Photoshop Project 9: Creating New Shapes Using The Pen Tool
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Photoshop Project 9: Creating New Shapes Using The Pen Tool

[siteorigin_widget class=”WP_Widget_Media_Image”][/siteorigin_widget] In this project we create some shapes and then customise them using the direct selection and pen tools. Shape 1: A square with a duplicated square on top of it. Use the free transform tool to rotate the second square by 45 degrees. Use the direct selection tool and set a radius to…