My Project 3 website is called “The Cooks’ Bake Shop.” It’s a family bakery that sells cookies, brownies, and blondies, and its corporation is SugarSweets, Co. For its design in Dreamweaver, it’s been easy to do in some parts but hard for others. I barely have any problems with inserting the DIVs themselves into the website coding, and I’ve even been able to make some of the DIVs float to where I want them to on the Dreamweaver files that I’ve created for each of the webpages. However, I’m now having some issues with the design elements (header, images, text, etc.) looking very misplaced when I test out the webpages on browsers, and I’m not sure what to do about that. I’ve yet to link each page to each other, but I’m sure I can do that well. Also, I was thinking about putting in forty pages of this website like I did last time, but due to the overwhelming designing process and time constraints from the due date of the project, I’ve decided to leave out all the “You have selected (dessert’s name here)” pages because I now think they’re not that important anyway, and I’ll be using eight types of desserts for the website instead of sixteen. That is what I have so far on Project 3.

Hey Everyone,

For my project 3 commerce site I created a bakery called Colorado Cookies.  The heading of each page is a rolling pin which is where I placed the logo and the navigation.  Body of the site is where the dough is and the right side is where any news or coupons reside.  The overall set up is pretty much the same for each page except for the body.  My goal for this site is to create a professional yet fun layout while making sure every step the customer travels threw is clear and easy.

  <– This is the home page for Colorado Cookies

I wanted to stress imagery and location/contact.  I imagine this bakery to be a local friendly place that strives to accommodate all lifestyles.  Any allergies the costumer has won’t get in the way of enjoying the sweeter side to life.  On the order page there is a box where you can specify your allergy or preference.

<– This is the Menu/order page

If you make a mistake on the order page its easy to remove from cart.  Cart is located at the top right corner of every page so u can easily check an edit your order.

I’m pretty well finished on the designing stages and starting now slicing my images.  Hopefully I get a better hang of things in dreamweaver for this project.

So far I have my homepage set in Dream Weaver. Pretty much all of my imagery is sliced and web optimized but I still have to go back into Photoshop to add product detail pages, and a thank you for shopping page. I plan to finish building the pages that I have already designed before going back to design the other pages. Today we learned how to create forms in Dreamweaver so I plan to use those in the product detail pages.

Well, I just started slicing my photoshop document. I am behind into building my site. Like my previous project i met the deadlines with the website on photoshop, but whenever its time to do it in dreamweaver i always seem to fall behind. I think I’m subconsciously intimidated by dreamweaver cause i know i suck at it. However, I will start putting my slices in dreamweaver today.