“Tech Arts NYC”
About this Project:
This project was what I created for a coding competition in an internship with AMERICA ON TECH.
We were given the task to create a website for a fake mock client and they gave us different company names, which mine happened to be "Tech Arts NYC".
This was intended to be a group project but I was the only one to contribute to the making of the website and my teammates just helped me present it. This website took 3 months to make and all the buttons except the contacts section, works and leads to another page. The content on this website was completely made up by me. I presented it in December and gave 3rd place to 80 other groups. The purpose of the website is placed in the about section on the website.
THE WEBSITE HAS TO BE VIEWED IN FULL SCREEN ON A LAPTOP OR COMPUTER!!!
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When u hover over the fading images it pauses from moving if u want to look at an image for a longer period of time before it fades.
Click all buttons to see the additional pages they lead to. In order to go back to the main page used the "<" at the top of the website or computer.
Lastly this is a MOCK website meaning it's a made up unreal website so the content on the page is fake and made up but the website itself was made by me.
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If I were to offer some feedback it would be to slow down the animations so that the artwork can be taken in and be less "flashing".
Overall I think you did an amazing job at creating a functioning product with retro-futuristic vibes. As someone who is passionate about technology, I love your idea of combining it with performing arts. Reminds me of a dance group Light Balance that was on America's Got Talent in finals that did this. There's a lot of potential in merging the technological world we live in to create great works of art.
Given how little time (and resources) you had, your project was great and you should be proud.
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