hive.saysi.org

• TUEsday
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¡¡ATTN!!

Words of wisdom: Avoid these characters in filenames and folder names:

Work In Progress Websites

• jose-website
• Brennen C. Chez borgor
• joshua-website
• vincent - website
• Araceli-website
• Hayes-website
• felix
• Aleksei-website
• royd-website
• Hamony-website
• Issa-website
• Makailyn's website (beans)
• brians-website
• zoey
• Brandon's website
• Broppers-website
• Gwen-Website ;P
• Walker T goolsby-Website 2023
• IanEscobedo's-Website
• Renzo Website
• Marley-website

Crossing Ts, Dotting Is

Index Template Example

• Click COMMAND+U to see source code.
  • Copy into a new Sublime Text window.
  • Save as index.html in your website folder. If you already have an index, don't overwrite that. Rename your old intex into index_old.html
• Modify this template with your own repeating background patern
  • open the pattern you want to use in Photoshop.
  • Shrink down a version for the web that is at most 2000px wide.
  • Save as a jpg file.
• Modify the template with your own Google Font
• Modify the colors to fit your art
• Modify the links to link to your own bits

Housekeeping for HIGH SCHOOL studio:

1. Please fill out a 🤔 HIVEling NEW MEDIA INTEREST MAP.
2. New students, make a Trello account (if you don't have one) and join HIVE MAIN BORD. The link automatically invites you to the correct board.
3. Here's a helpful video about Trello.
4. Also Join our Discord server.

What the HIVE?

1. We are the NEW MEDIA studio. That means multimedia, transmedia, and interactive media. Start thinking about ways to mix and match different kinds of art and technology and think about how audiences interact with them.
2. Don’t be afraid of COMPUTERS. You will learn new software, you will learn to code, but we will get you there slowly and you will, we promise, like it!
3. Be ready to COLLABORATE. We often do group projects here, and the HIVE is a tightly-knit place. Be excited to create incredible things you couldn’t otherwise do by yourself.
4. Be ORGANIZED. Be ready to learn Trello (task management site) and SourceTree (code management). Save your files in the right place. Make backups. Set tasks and follow deadlines. These are skills that will help you get any kind of art done!