This is essentially a built-in design tool. Click the Random button to generate a completely random color. For page designers, this can be used to find a nice color; click the Hex Code button to see the hexadecimal value for the color being displayed. For everyone else, it's just fun.
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I'm Anthony Pizzimenti, a developer working for West High's West Side Story. I work primarily in Java and frontend design languages. I thoroughly enjoy and play hockey, love StarCraft II, and adore food. Here are a few samples of my work, as well as links for GitHub repos which I update regularly.
my work
- (all of these are links - feel free to get clicky)
- TechTalk, a blog and podcast produced by Louis and me, and the site designed by me.
- Through my Headphones, my personal blog both written and designed by me.
- GitHub repositories to catalog my work.
- FilmHeaux, a simple blog design built on the Blogger post framework.
- Clicktime, a game I made as a weekend for-fun project that implements the
Chart.jsJavaScript library. - The website for West High's Grapevine.
- theDateTime, a small site I wrote which displays the date and time. It's a little cooler than it sounds.
- This site. The one you're on right now. All of it, down to the animations.
Want to change the color scheme of the site? Hit up the buttons in the top left corner of the screen.
working with a team
I've talked with the others vying for the web development spots, and they've agreed it'd be great to work with a team. A small, close-knit group of developers working in an open environment will generate the best, most efficient, and highest-quality content available. This will also help with communication between the website people and non-website people, as ideas can be presented and then bounced around between the developers to see whether it's feasible, implementable, and will benefit the paper as a whole.
worknights and workdays
If it isn't already happening, I think there should be some time allocated to the website and its improvement. All of the developers are extremely dedicated to their craft, and I feel that a little time set aside once in a while would help us better grasp what needs to be done and what we've done well. It'll also allow for reasonable scheduling and deadlines, giving the team a structured timetable for work completion. Having this time would also help everyone pull in the same direction in terms of what's needed, wanted, and unnecessary.
projects
There are a few projects that I'd like to work on, namely addons for the site. Before all that, though, everything starts with documentation. With the team, I'd like to organize a system where we can update and catalog all the work that goes into the website on Github. Also, I'd like us to begin working on a few comprehensive sidebar pieces that would integrate well and look good.