That said, I'd like to introduce this year's site to advertise myself as a face painter. I'd love to hear any feedback on the design and/or the implementation. Heck, if anyone reading this lives in the Bay Area and wants to hire a face painter, I'd love to hear from you, too.
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Saturday, June 20, 2009
At Long Last, This Year's Face Painting Website
It seems as though over summer I accomplish fewer "projects" than I do during the school year. In fact, the opposite is true. Well, that's a lie, but it has the spirit I intend. The projects I complete over summer are the ones I care about most because I'm the only person pushing for them to be finished.
Friday, May 22, 2009
A Redesign of My Face Painting Site
I'm working on a redesign of my site to advertise face painting services. I've got a preliminary draft I did in Photoshop. I would really, really love to hear any critique. (Obviously, I haven't written the final copy in there, yet.)

Tuesday, November 25, 2008
Javascript Slot Machine Simulator
I'm very happy with how this turned out. It was coded mostly by trial and error in my pursuit of learning javascript.
I am less happy with how blogspot treats javascript. I spent many frustrated minutes wondering why my code wouldn't work until I discovered that blogspot automatically inserts html line breaks into my code, which breaks it. I finally found this feature in Settings and turned it off. Also, picasa failed at hosting my slot machine images, and I had to revert to photobucket. I am still pleased with the final result, and would appreciate any critique if any could be offered.
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Tuesday, November 18, 2008
Javascript Quadratic Equation Calculator
I'm rather proud of this. I'm just starting to teach myself javascript, and this is my first script that actually does something. If there's any critique, I'd love to hear it. Even better, if there are suggestions for further beginner projects, I'd love even more to hear them.
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A bit of html to start things off
Let's start off simply. Here is a small website I made this summer to advertise face painting:
Kyari's Face Painting
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