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I learned A new skill from the web design assignment: embedding links into a website. I find this skill incredible and believe it will be helpful in the future if I ever need to build a website for a company or as a teacher. I applied all of the CRAP design principles to my website, but I found readability to be the most challenging aspect. This was mainly because I wanted to use a theme that incorporated a lot of black and white, making it difficult to choose a text color that remained easy to read.  I enjoyed this assignment because it helped me better visualize what makes me unique as a teacher. However, I wish I could have also seen my classmates' websites. I wish I had figured out how to change the location of the content bar on each page. This way, when scrolling from page to page, I wouldn't have to return to the top of each page to navigate.

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