Strengths and First Impressions

 Recently viewed websites created by Julie Campbell, Shantell Martin, and Maggie Edelman, displaying their works.

The strengths of the works that make them stand out is the vibrant color schemes presented. First impressions give each designer an uplifting tone to their works, giving an eye-catching feel to them. 

I want my first impressions with my work to give a similar feel, a sense of comfort, yet confidence in my works. A tone that comforts casual viewers and gives businesses some confidence.

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