Week 1 Reflection: What Does Your Evidence Prove?

Use the portfolio, navigation test, image-editing evidence, media record, and presentation draft you created this week.

Weekly summary

In 4–6 sentences, explain how your Week 1 work moved from planning to evidence. Include the site structure, one navigation test, one image edit, and one presentation decision.

Do not write a list of definitions. Explain how the decisions affected the final work.

Reflection

Answer each question with specific evidence from your own work.

1. What part of your portfolio was easiest for you to understand but harder for another person to understand? What evidence showed that?
2. Which navigation problem or weak label did you repair, and how did you verify the repair?
3. Which image edit had the strongest purpose: crop, resize, exposure/contrast, color correction, or export choice? Explain the before-and-after difference.
4. What information did you record about the image so another person could trace where it came from and what you changed?
5. What is one accessibility or privacy issue you checked before integrating the image?
6. Which of your first three slides communicates its message best? What makes the hierarchy clearer than the others?
7. What is still incomplete or uncertain and needs work next week?

Evidence checkpoint

Complete both statements:

My Week 1 evidence proves that __________.

My Week 1 evidence does not yet prove that __________.

That distinction matters because the website and presentation continue into Weeks 2 and 3. A first working version is evidence of progress, not proof that the project is finished.