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			 	<h1>Assignment 1: Q & A in HTML</h1>
			 	<h2>Giovanni Soto</h2>
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						<ul>* Do you consider yourself more of a designer or developer (or something else, other answers are acceptable)?
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						I consider myself more of a designer/artist/creator</ul>
						<ul>* What are you most interested in learning in this class?
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						Aesthetics in web design. Making something look good from an idea.</ul>
						<ul>* What is good design?
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						Good design is when something is created with the point as clear, and clever as can be. A medium between art and functionality </ul>
						<ul>* What is good web design?
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						Good web design is when a website looks, functions and embodies good design, clarity, and an enjoyable experience. </ul>
						<ul>* What are the good examples of conference/event web sites? Answer by listing at least two sites including each URL and why you chose the site.
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						<a href="http://www.eventsy.com">Eventsys</a>      - This website has a simplistic approach with very nice "flat" design. They use colors that pop, and simplistic icons. Clear, simple, and full of character.
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						<a href="http://barcampomaha.org">BarCamp Omaha</a>     - I chose this site because of the friendly, fun, and thoughtful design. It has a very unique flow all throughout the website. Nice images and good color scheme.
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