WILLIAM GANDY WEB PORTFOLIO
See No Evo - Anti Evolutionary Web Site
OVERVIEW
After researching the pros and cons of Darwin's renowned theory of evolution, I was stunned to learn of all of the fraudulent claims which were later exposed by other scientists and archaeologists. It was absolutely stunning to learn of the sloppy science and false claims which have been made inre gards to evolution. I was approached by a religious group to publish my findings and blow the whistle on the weak and flimsy science behind the theory of evolution./p>
MISSION
The goal was simple: Expose the frauds and fudgings which were all hiding in plain site, but conveniently glossed over by the press in regards to evolution.
The difficulty in researching such information, lies in having to wade through tons of scientific jargon and nomenclature. Luckily, many scientist before me have done the heavy lifting and all I typically would have to do is find the right articles whichr efured evolution and then reference them and rewrite the findings in plain english.
The amount of fraudulent information out there is astounding. It actually borders on conspiracy level fraud. And you know what they say about conspiracies, right? "The only people who don't believe in conspiracies, are those that haven't done the research!"
DEVELOPMENT HARDWARE APPS AND TOOLS
CSS
- iMac 27 inch (2)
- 32GB RAM
- MacOS Sierra v10.12.6
APPS
- Apple Pages
- Adobe PhotoShop
- Weebly,com
Utilities
- NameChanger
- Image Optim
- OTF to WOFF Convertor
CODING LIBRARIES AND METHODS
HTML
- Bootstrap framework
- Link rel="dns-prefetch"
- Html5shim / I.E. inline issues
- Image Optimization
- Cross-Browser Compatibility
CSS
- Media query breakpoints
- Responsive Design
- Mobile-Friendly
- JQuery Javascript
Javascript
- Animations Optimization
- JQuery Javascript
DEVELOPMENT NOTES
I spent a lot of time using archive.org which also incorporates The Wayback Machine which has cataloged websites since the inception of the Internet. It is truly a God send when it comes to obtaining libraries of books which have been released into the public sphere. That certainly cuts the budget down. Especially since in many cases I was only quoting a sentence or a paragraph here or there. Hardly the type of thing you'd want to pay $35 to $50 for.
Again I was able to use Apple Pages to layout all of the text and graphics. Pxhere.com, Pixabay and Unsplash also came in handy for obtaining public-domain images.
It was actually a lot of fun, as I was able to make fun of the fraudulent claims. After all, if they're going to lie and decieve people, I might as well have a good laugh at it. It definitely relieved the pressure, to be able to indulge in biting, obvious satire..