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M6 Website Part 3

Here are some screen caps of how my website for Bowdacious Designs is coming along. I tend to be picky on page layout and as I have stated before I wanted to keep it clean and simple. I have two clickable links being Instagram and Facebook and my email as contact information. I am still working on what background I would like to have and still playing around with the placement of where in face to place my logo. The one section under the contact links is going to be a small bio about myself and why I create photo-manipulations aka manips. I love the idea of having some of my favorite pieces displayed right on the page and I may add one more link so I can upload the rest of the manips I have done. As I keep working on it I will balance the page out more and possibly put y logo on the upper right hand side of the page and keep my photo on the left hand. I am tending to lead towards my first font choice for Bowdacious Designs as it acts as a sister to my logo.





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