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What are the uses and benefits of using Muse?

Adobe Muse is a program that allows the user to have full control over creating a website without any prior knowledge of coding with .HTML or .PHP. Like all other adobe programs, muse is very easy to use thanks to Muse’s wide array of widgets, users can easily add slideshows, forms, menus and social media links. Muse can also be used in combination with other Adobe programs such as Photoshop and Illustrator.

How can you use Adobe Muse to improve your work or develop work for industry?

With muse i now know how to create a website that could be used to present my work in a different way, it also gives me complete control and creative freedom in things such as layout and parrolax scrolling effects otherwise unachievable by websites such as wix or squarespace.

What are the three things to consider when designing your website?

Page Design and Composition

Making sure the website works on all formats such as Computer, Mobile and Tablet.

Make sure every page is easily accessable.

One of the most important things when creating a website is your user. For your self promotion website what would you need to consider?

That it is easy to navigate and looks professional or at least looks appropriate to the way i would like to present myself as a designer as well as social media links and a contact page so potential clients can get in touch with me.

For a clients website what would you need to consider?

Once again that it is easy to navigate and user friendly as well as looking appropriate to how the client wants to present themselves by considering things such as colour, layout, font and imagery.

What does HTML stand for?

Hyper Text Mark-up Language

What is hosting and why do you need it?

Hosting is essentially running your website through a serivce (such as ehost.com or x10hosting.com which is what i used for my website), this service makes your website viewable and accessible to the public.

What is a domain name and why do you need it?

The domain name is the URL of your website, its what people type into thier browser or search engine such as Google or Bing in order to find your website, without a domain name noone would be able to find your website.

How much would it cost you to run your own website for 2 years?

It could cost anywhere from £12+ depending on the host so roughly the cheapest you could pay for 2 years would be around £24

What does FTP stand for and what is it for?

File Transfer Protocol

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What is an index page?

The index page is the first page of a website that is shown if the viewer dosent specify a page they want to view in the search bar (E.g. ‘Fakesite.com’ would take you to the index page however ‘Fakesite.com/Store’ would take you to a specific page on that site).

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What is a root folder?

A root folder is the folder that all of a website’s files are stored in.

Q12

Why would you need to chose web safe fonts? Name 5 web safe fonts:

Arial, Verdana, Courier New, palatino and Comic Sans are all web safe fonts that can be found at the top of the font menu in muse under the name ‘Standard Fonts’

Q13

How do you make your webpages scalable to the browser window?

In order to make a webpage scalable you need to right click the purple bar at the top of the screen in Muse and click on ‘Fluid Width’, this will make the page scale with the browser window. You can also right click the bar again and click ‘fluid width’ again to change the site back into a fixed width.

Q14

How can you use master pages in Muse? What are the benefits?

The master page in muse affects every page in the site map, if you add or remove something from the master page, the change will be made to all other pages. The benefits of this are that you can add a header and footer to every page by only setting it up once on the master page.

Q15

What are widgets? And when could you use them?

Widgets are interactable applications that can be added to a website, these kinds of applications include slideshows, contact forms and menus. You would use these apporpriatley depending on the page (E.g. use the email contact form on a contact page).

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What are the uses and benefits of using After Effects? (include an understanding of motion graphics)

After Effects is one of the most utulised programs in motion graphics, it can be used to aimate anything from simple animated logos to special effects work used in big budget films such as Iron Man. It’s fairly simple interface, use of key frames and wide range of effects allow people to easily animate shapes, objects and text.

Q17

How can you use Adobe After Effects to improve your work or develop work for industry?

I can use animations to help promote myself with things such as animated logos or promotional videos and as someone with a love of pixel art i can combine both photoshop and after effects to make some fun and intersting little animations. I can create these types of animations or promos for clients as well.

Q18

What is a composition?

A Composition is essentially a file used to store all of your layer, images, text, keyframes, put simply, it is the after effects equivelant to an artboard or document.

Q19

What is the function of keyframes in After Effects?

Key frames are essentially the main key points in the video, they allow you to lock an object’s scale, position, rotation, opacity or anchor point to a specific value at a specific point in the composition, then if you change the vlaue and add another keyframe later on in the composition after effects will take care of getting the object from one key frame to another.

Q20

What effects work well in your animations? Why do you think this?

Honestly i haven’t really used many effects in my work however after looking into the topic i can say some effects i think work well include Stroke as it allows you to easily animate lines and generate some cool looking ways of making text appear. Gaussian blur as it allows you to turn an image or video into an interesting looking gradient that makes for a nice background for a logo or some text. FInally i also like 3D camera tracker as it is a cool looking way of showing text, similar to the opening sequence of the film ‘Zombieland’.

Q21

What is CTI and what is the function of CTI?

CTI stands for ‘Current Time Indicator’ which is the blue line on the timeline used to show what point in time you are at in the composition.

Q22

How do you export your after effects file?

To Export your file as a video you Go Composition > Add to Render Queue. This will open the render queue at the bottom of the screen, from here you can use the drop down menus on the left to adjust your compositions Render settings, Output module and Where your Video will output to. Once everything is in order click the Render button on the right and wait for the video to finish rendering.

For alternate ways of Exporting your file go to File > Export.

Q23

What are the 5 transform functions you can alter in After effects?

Anchor Point

Position

Scale

Rotation

Opacity

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