The 3D/5D split is no longer theory—it’s happening now. Humanity must do its shadow work and raise its vibration to allow the New Earth to emerge. The agenda is to replace humanity with AI. To remain blind is to allow one’s ego to rule and to lose their humanity entirely. This is the Matrix in […]
3D/5D Split: Will Humanity Awaken or Be Replaced? Read More »
The thing that I found the most challenging by far is the CSS and its principles (specifically the combinators, selectors, values, namespaces, types, IDs, classes, and other identifiers). I have yet to put it all together in my mind. I plan on doing just that by reviewing Friday’s in-class work and intently going over the
During this week, I learned that UX design – short for user experience—is all about how users interact with a product or service and, most importantly, how they feel during that interaction. A good UX designer considers the user’s needs from beginning to end. There are five core elements in the UX design process that
Applying the UX Process to Create Better Design Read More »
I selected three standout websites from Awwwards that captivated me for different reasons: artistry, innovation, and emotional depth. Each left a strong impression not just because of how they looked, but how they made me feel and interact. These are the kinds of immersive experiences I want to learn from—and eventually build. 1. VAR 1944:
Awwward-Winning Sites: What Makes Them So Amazing Anyway? Read More »
The use of AI in academic and creative spaces is accelerating, and with it, the ongoing debate about what’s real, what’s original, and what counts as authorship. On this particular day, I brought up my book, Playful Wisdom: Reconnecting with Childhood Joy, during a conversation that quickly turned dynamic, even controversial. Some participants expressed concern
Blurred Lines: AI, Authorship, and the Spirit of Creation Read More »
The most interesting topic to date by far was learning the HTML language and, along with it, Visual Studio Code. While I went through HTML in the previous cohort that I was in in 2016, now I feel as though I have a more thorough understanding of how it works. Consequently, it seems so much
The first image I chose is from a Vogue magazine cover and features tennis super-star Venus Williams. I looked at the overall image when completing this blog assignment, then I zoomed in on the color scheme, the text, and other graphic design principles. Highlighting symmetry/order text on the magazine cover supports the continuity of the
Design Elements in Media Read More »
Since initially taking Code Talk in 2016, graduating, and retaining very little, my interaction with AI—then my primary focus in the realm of technology—has expanded. With it, so has my fascination and interest in the field. While I do enjoy the idea of coding and the power it grants the coder, my true interests have
