According to my Digital Marketing mastery journey timeline, my goal for this course was to purchase, design and publish my website. What that tells me is that I had the wrong idea of what this course was going to be. Reflecting back the last four weeks, the one main thing that stands out to me is my comfort level of Keynote. It might not be in direct relation to the course, but I find that important because the beginning of this program, I had no experience with it and was very intimidated. I think I am beginning to enjoy making keynote presentations. As for the course, it did not meet my original objective because I had different perspective of what the class was going to be. However, I learned quite a lot. I absolutely enjoyed learning and conducting a usability test. I foresee conducting this test for future clients and that makes me feel more confident. My favorite discussion happened in week 2 where we had to pretend, we were in the market for a new vehicle and how we would migrate through the website to meet our goals. This completely changed the way I look at websites, especially because I’m such an ecommerce shopper. To be honest, I don’t think I’ll ever look at websites the same again. In the back of my mind, I will always be looking for a better way to do something.
If I was to have any critiques for this course, I would have loved to learn how to build a website. During assignments, I wanted to be able to change a website to how I think it should look, but I don’t know how to do that, so I was left just describing it in text.
Overall, great course and I learned a lot that I can see myself applying to clients’ webpages in the future.
Anissa Knight's Mastery Journal 