The Next Muse Website REVIEW & FIX
In this class, Dr. Daniel reviewed a website called The Next Muse, built in Nigeria using Tanix Code Lab.
This recap was written from the class video. Watch it above or on YouTube.
What the class covered
In this class, Dr. Daniel reviewed a website called The Next Muse, built in Nigeria using Tanix Code Lab. He identified design issues like images being cut off, elements too close to the left, and lack of a logo and favicon. He demonstrated how to use AI to fix these problems, such as moving elements, zooming images on click, and adding a logo and favicon. The class emphasized learning by fixing your own website issues.
Key takeaways
- Check image placement to avoid cutting off faces or important parts.
- Make sure website elements are properly spaced and not too close to edges.
- Add a logo and favicon to improve website branding.
- Use AI tools to help fix design problems quickly.
- Test your website on different devices to ensure responsiveness.
- Learning happens best when you fix problems yourself.
Prompts to try
Move this element to the right a bit.
When I click on the photo, zoom in so I can see the person clearly.
Add a beautiful logo and matching favicon to the website based on its vision.
Test yourself
1. Why should images on a website not be cut off?
2. What did Dr. Daniel suggest adding to improve the website's branding?
3. What is a good way to learn website design according to the class?
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