Hotglue work.

Bailey Newton-Browne.

Hotglue is the site this is all hosted on. To the left I have included Hotglue's "what is hotglue" page.

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We chose to host our site on Hotglue because it was easy, straight forward and very usable. It was a very good way to start web development. It taught us the very basic foundations of web pages, creating, editing and linking them. Hotglue allows us as a class to display our work and express how we felt about the situations we were put in through these projects. It also allows me as a student to go back and re-visit certain pieces of work so I can use it to help me on current projects.

I am hoping to use more of hotglue for my work and I hope it continues to help me in the way it is now.

A couple of problems I faced follow:

(1. -I was unable to upload any form of video due to Hotglue's servers "Not recognising" them.
(2. -I couldn't even get my video on here in the form of an embedded Youtube video.
(3. -I lost lots of writing over and over again due to the site not having a save button + randomly refreshing.
(4. -Sometimes it is just unresponsive and slow.
(5. -I have tried my best to fit everything on this site, perfectly to the iPad air 2's screen this was VERY fiddly.
(6. -I never used their time consuming replacement for "Ctrl Z", "Reversions." It was just awful.