Website Style Choices:

Difficulties

I had a lot of trouble in hosting the website through docker and onto digital ocean. Instead I did a somewhat weird workaround with static app websites. The server runs completely as an app based website, so it can be updated directly from a github repository, instead of through docker. Databases are not yet implemented but can also be used as long as the proper codes are introduced.

Background

For style, I chose to have a simple banner image and resulting text in a background image. The banner image is done through hero-image and also have stylized text to accompany it. It's possible to buttons and dropdown menus, but I have yet to decide if I need them.

Text

I chose Times New Roman as my default text style and the headings have unique shadowing and font size!

Website Improvements/Changes:

Font Format:

Previously the font format was too small and cluttered in order to fit the background lined paper. So I enlarged the font size and restrained to two fonts: Times New Roman and Cmabria

Layout:

The lined paper background was hard to read and it had a tendency to resize poorly with varying windows. So I redesigned the site completely out of flex boxes and threw out background images for each textbox. I replaced it with a solid biege color.

Others:

Instead of a random button somewhere on the page to link to another page, I made a proper navigation bar up at the top of the website. I also implemented some animations for each text-container!

Total improvements touched on User Visibility (animations and background), unified Consistency (uniform flexboxes), and limited User Viscosity (understandable buttons and navbar)