Book&Story

 In today's class we started testing our websites. First of all we created a feedback form using google docs. we had to create number of questions that would help evaluate our webside. Next I embedded it into my website on the menu bar under Feedback. then we were asked to exchange websites so our class mates could evaluate them. This is the  responses I got back. In general, everyone was happy with my website, only my portfolio section scored less as it was yet to be updated. 

  I finished writing my short story called '' Light that never goes out" it is 1133 words long, a bit shorter than I was planing.  Using lucidpress I created a cover by using photo from unsplashed.  Then, I added a name of the short story and byline that indicates that its short story written by me. Next, I uploaded text separated into two pages. Finnaly i saved it as pdf file. Next thing I had to do is to make a flip book, to do that I went to www.yumpu.com and uploaded pdf file and finally my short story got  form of a flipbook.  Finnaly I embedded it into my website .  References: www.unsplashed.com www.lucidpress.com www.yumpu.com

 It was day seven.   She'd had lights on the whole night, wandering around an empty room in her pajamas.  "Why haven't you slept?" I asked, but she did not answer. Framed in white gold, she stood still, just a reach away across the murky street. I swore to myself that I could smell her hair, coconut oil with a gentle hint of biscuit. Knock on a door. Two young men were in front of me, cheeks red as meatballs. "We're here to fix the boiler," they declared in duet; I pointed at the bathroom, and so they went. As I came back to the window, the girl was gone.  I shivered. Moments later, both technicians were in my living room, "We have to order a new part." guy number one started. "It will take three to four days to come." the second man ended. As his eyes passed through my kitchen, a grim smile appeared on his face - I guess you will have to use a kettle for a little while, he added. She was still gone. "Okay, thank you." I nod

  It was day seven.  She had her light on the whole night. In her pajamas, she wandered across an empty room. Why haven't you slept? I asked, but she did not answer. Framed in white gold, she stood still, just a reach away across the murky street. I swore to myself that I could smell her hair, coconut oil with a gentle hint of biscuit. Knock on a door. Two young men were in front of me, cheeks red as meatballs. -We here to fix the boiler, they declared in duet. I pointed at the bathroom, and so they went. As I came back to the window, she was gone.  I shivered. Moments later, both technicians were in my living room, -We have to order a new part; guy number one started. - it will take three to four days to come; the second one ended. As his eyes passed through my kitchen, a grim smile appeared on his face - I guess you will have to use a kettle for a little while, he added. She was still gone - Okay, thank you; I nodded. The idea of her not being across the street started to trouble

     It's day seven. She had her light on the whole night, in her pajamas she wandered across an empty room.  Why you haven't slept I asked, she did not answer.  Framed in white gold she stood still across the street, just a reach away. I swore to myself I could smell her hair- coconut oil with a gentle hint of biscuit.  Knock on a door. Two young men were in front of me, cheeks red as meatballs. - We here to fix the boiler I pointed at the bathroom and so they went. She was gone.  - We have to order a new part - guy number one started, it will take three to four days to come - the second one finished, As his eyes passed through my kitchen a grim smile appeared on his face. -  I guess you will have to use a kettle for a little while he added.  She was still gone  - Okay, thank you. – I nodded The idea of her not being across the street started to trouble me. I could not simply bare the distance, I see   that window even if my eyes look somewhere else, it see