blogs: 2021`

     Due to the COVID-19 Pandemic, large gatherings are temporarily canceled to prevent the spread of the said deadly disease. Obviously, our government did not risk the lives of every single student in the Philippines so we didn't have a choice but to study online. And because we are now having online classes, we didn't have a chance to go on educational trips like we used to before. So now, I'm just looking at the pictures I took while I'm alone with my friends and enjoying the journey that we waited for so long. I saw many tall buildings that I didn't see here in Laguna. I saw a colorful Kaleidoscope that makes my eyes sparkle into joy. I saw a man-made river inside a mall and I got to taste the most delicious Strawberry Milk Tea in the Philippines. All of those things are just running on my mind and make me feel nostalgic. I can't deny and say that I'm completely okay with this situation, but I think this is the safest choice we have, at the moment. It a

       Now, let's talk about your photos' security.       We are all informed that the Internet is a very treacherous place for everyone, especially, for our photos and other software. They can be corrupted and stolen from you. So,  if you're asking me how to protect your photos and other work of technology against the Internet, just keep on reading.  There are some ways to secure your photos from the Internet, these are: You can explore the privacy settings of every website that you use/post your pictures on. Some website invades your privacy if you didn't "private" them.  (Private is a term used to determine the kind of privacy that's just for yourself or what we call "for your eyes only") Some websites like Facebook are actually looking into your pictures' information or sometimes called " metadata ". The source didn't reveal if they are stealing it or just reviewing it for the content reviewing.  You can also protect your ph

By: Alev Robian T. Tarronas  

 By : Alev Robian T. Tarronas

 Presentation by : Alev Robian T. Tarronas

  Website’s Assessment As of September 2020, there are 1,196,298,727 websites on the Internet. But do all the creators of those sites know how to evaluate their own portal site? Or do all of those sites are created by a human? Many people don't have an idea about how a website can be evaluated, right? So now, I’ll let you know a few things about it. Let’s get started. Homepage  A homepage is the first thing you see when you open a website, also called a website's doorstep. Your visitors don’t like a messy web page with so many ads and clickbait viruses, so make sure to secure your website. Choose a color palette that suits all eyes. Always open your website to the public, you never know. The simpler, the better.  Navigation Map Navigation Map is where your visitors locate themselves inside your website. You are obligated to make this part very clear or else you’ll confuse your visitors, make sure to give importance to this. Attractors Attractors are the so-called