Web Design & Issues

Before I saw this blog topic, I knew I had seen the term “RSS” before. However, I had no idea what this acronym actually stood for and what the term was used for. RSS stands for Really Simple Syndication. Simply put, it’s an easy way to stay in touch with information that’s meaningful to you without having to necessarily browse or search for it on websites. The content you want to know more about can be directly fed to you without having to overwhelm your inbox. In the blog post prompt, we see that the professor mentioned that XML version can be created for your blog. I can safely say I am new to the tech space and not necessarily the best with acronyms. XML stands for eXtensible Markup Language and is the code that writes the RSS. So what exactly does a RSS reader do? Basically, it’s a small software program that can collect and display headlines from numerous news sources and place them in a central location for your viewing pleasure. Essentially, instead of visiting five dif...

The site:  http://www.feedmusic.com/#/ I spent some time researching different sites for this blog post, but when I came across Feed  I was really blown away. Feed is a digital security company specializing in protecting its users' data and ideas. While focusing mainly on music, the website design itself transcends boundaries. One of the most compelling aspects to this site is the truly creative mix of both animation and video. Once you first view the site, you are instantly immersed into a new type of user experience. Some of the ways this site differs from most sites is the truly unique scroll navigation. As you scroll down the site, the content loads in both vertical and horizontal directions. While this in itself is not a new innovation, the way the content loads is creative. You can scroll from one section to another as opposed to just clicking on the main navigation. It is worth mentioning that the site relies heavily on the user's interest in scrolling. One of ...