Category: Leon Eckert

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Week3-JS Exercise by Jialu

http://imanas.shanghai.nyu.edu/~jl9546/inclassExercise/cat.html

This is a quite interesting exercise. At first I feel like that I needed some time to adjust to the syntax of Javascript since I had just gotten used to CSS. After knowing what’s going on, it’s not very difficult to make the cat dance. I tried to change the style of my buttons, so I asked Dr. google. Then I added a background image. At first, the size of the image didn’t fit the size if the page. So the image was repeated four times in order to fill the whole page. I wanted my background to have only one image, so I googled again and changed the size of the image to “100% 100%”. Then the image filled the whole background, problem was solved.

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Week 3: Photoshop Assignment – Val Abbene

Here is my final Photoshop image:

I wanted to combine 3 photos from my time here in Shanghai: one that was taken of me by a friend in the Pusan lounge and two from my day trip to Zhujiajiao.  I used the magnetic lasso tool to outline myself and then inverted the masked layer to edit the photo of a temple reflected on water onto my shirt. Then I overlayed another photo of koi fish swimming in a lake on top of the original image to create the effect that they were floating around me. I then used the eraser tool to feather out the edges of the koi fish photo since it was too difficult to completely mask the water out of the photo.

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Week 3 JavaScript Intro – Julia Riguerra

http://imanas.shanghai.nyu.edu/~jhr360/week3//javascriptintro/

Getting the buttons to work took a bit of time as I grew more accustomed to using JavaScript, though I eventually got the boogie right button to work. I had trouble with getting the boogie left button to work, though I figured it out eventually.

For my third button, I inserted a photo of Shrek, but when you press the button, a different photo of Shrek replaces the first one.

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Week3-javascript-exercise-Clover

http://imanas.shanghai.nyu.edu/~cl4690/cats/cat.html

The first few steps I just follow what professor Leon taught us in class to create the button then link it to the image. But then I found that I did it wrong because each button control only one photo. Then I changed the button so that the button control the same photo. Also I searched on google to find the use of src to change one image into another image. It’s great when the cat is moving.

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week3-portfolio by Jialu

http://imanas.shanghai.nyu.edu/~jl9546/about-me-page-2/about-me-page-2.html

I tried the Overlay effect in my portfolio. At first the overlay was not in the middle of the page, so I adjusted the left and right padding of the container to 25% and the overlay was in the middle. also, the overlay was not the same size as my photo, so I adjusted the height. I tried to make the QR code smaller by adjusting its width and height, but failed because I found that only the height could be adjusted and the width couldn’t.