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2 useful websites for creating basic content to your website


On this first months at DBS, I have gotten the opportunity to be presented to many good tools that will help me in the future in my professionell work.
In todays blog post I am going to tell you about some of these tools that my very competent teachers has given to me and explain a little bit about what I think they can help me with in future professional roles.

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Piktochart.com was a website that caught my eye last week when we were given the task of compiling information creatively using
Piktochart you can create content from scratch or by editing finished templates and the website is partially free.
After me and my classmate had completed an infographic there, I chose to use Piktochart to create a new CV. It can be used extensively and is a good complement to more advanced programs such as Adobe's Indesign and Illustrator.

Bildresultat för piktochart

Bildresultat för piktochart





Canva.com is another website that really makes life easier for you and were you can create

one of the most basic things to your website, a header. For a website to be easy to navigate, there is a definitely a point that certain classic elements and rules follow, and a header at the top of the page is of such a nature. Canva.com allows you to freely design a header in a suitable size for your website with images from their library, or images from your own library. What I appreciate about Canva.com is that they made the operation on their website very simple and logical and it does not take more than 5 minutes for me to create a simple fine header. Which means that as a digital marketer I can prepare several demo-headers that I present to a customer or my colleagues before taking a decision and perfection the header in a more advanced program and it wont take me a long time.

Bildresultat för canva.com

Bildresultat för canva.com













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