I'm still walking down memory lane with my very first website about the Inflammatory response, for a school project. This was a short course taught during the spring semester of my graduating year. I really tested my teacher on this project, as with a short course, it only lasted 4-6 weeks, and so deadlines came (and went) practically every week. My teacher would gently remind me of each passing deadline, and as I was immersed in trying to graduate that year, I put these deadlines off. When I finally got to building this website, I had a TON of fun.
Each page has an animated GIF; on the homepage, a firetruck rolls out and sprays water to hose down the word "Inflammatory" after it had burst into flames. I can't believe that since it was created in some ancient version of Adobe Pagemill, that it actually still works (although not perfectly) on the web when I load the page!
I must admit this was one of my favorite projects. I love making science fun for kids, because frankly it's fun for me!
Each page has an animated GIF; on the homepage, a firetruck rolls out and sprays water to hose down the word "Inflammatory" after it had burst into flames. I can't believe that since it was created in some ancient version of Adobe Pagemill, that it actually still works (although not perfectly) on the web when I load the page!
I must admit this was one of my favorite projects. I love making science fun for kids, because frankly it's fun for me!
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