I enjoyed creating the Javascript gallery. It was really easy to set up; I already had some Photoshop images optimized and ready for use, so it was simply a matter of replacing them in the code, adding Alt tags, and playing with the size and transition. It wasn't so easy to place the gallery into a website. I didn't combine it with the previous assignment, since I wanted to place it into my website for the 230 class. A bit more involved than the little bit of instruction at the end of the online lesson (thanks, Martin!) I managed to get it figured out, though, and that's probably the best way to learn things. It turned out well, professional looking, and easy to navigate (or just let it play...)
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