Online Silly Putty

From the moment I took a web development course in college, I knew the importance of such a resource. My online presence has become more purposeful as technology has advanced, and I have advanced. When proponents of artificial intelligence (AI) first suggested that computing could create better than I could, I questioned their sanity. Fortunately for me as a creative individual, I thrive on confidence and imagination.

Creating an image feels remarkably satisfying to me, but timing is the biggest challenge, so using available resources makes sense. I love the illustrative process of point-and-line segmentation using Bezier curves to create imagery. The fact that AI can process complex work into a vector file is just realistic. I still have the ambition to digitally paint my own creations, but I feel astounded by what AI accomplishes (minus the constant minor mistakes).

My writing initiatives are off limits to AI. The time I spend writing a marketable or literary piece comes from a place far beyond where computing can reach. Plenty of people still express fear of AI and its use, yet they embrace asking bots questions that may or may not be accurate (the disclaimer does imply inaccuracy when using it). I trust the knowledge in my head with every task. I do the work.

My website for WriteRight4Life, LLC, has, for many years, served as an identity across creative forums and professional formats. I think critically about what constitutes content, navigation, and takeaways on my platform. The interface remains simple yet innovative, enabling a user-friendly experience. The new-age concepts of animate-overkill have never interested me, so I avoid such a confusing interface.

My site stays in plain sight for peers to interact with, and I aim to make its visual, auditory, and kinesthetic elements pleasantly appealing. Come visit me and see what makes me intellectually attractive, and possibly chat about feedback. I’m always open to a fair critique.

Making the perfect Wix.com website is much like shaping a Silly Putty array online.

Give this a try!