Explanations

The files on

(https://jshare.johnshopkins.edu/gwright3/public_html) index look the way they do because this page allows you to change the anatomy of the page. The Cascading Style Sheet(CSS) allows you to change text, color of text, size and position of the webpage. This way, you can alter content easily and apply things in order you define them. You can also tell what javascript and html is being used when you view the source.

Dynamics of a Webpage

NAtional Geo CritterCam is very interactive. The webpage moves and gives the user choice as they travel on an expedition through different environments. The page also has features such as scrolling options which gives the web user better capability and flexibility while utilizing the page.

Web Page/ Web platform comments

I find that businesses are lacking in advancement when it comes to computer software. Money that could be made isn't being made. More websites should capitalize on building onto other prosperous websites. Since every site has accessible data for you to change or modify it, I don't see why people don't make it their business to extend the value of a software by building on to it with other programs for the users.

Designs that stick out

I really like the "Under the Sea" layout (http://www.csszengarden.com/?cssfile=213/213.css) by Eric Stoltz because first off, I am a natural fish who loves the water. I also think the illustrations of the animals are ravishing.

I also find the CSS Co,.Ltd layout (http://www.csszengarden.com/?cssfile=/209/209.css&page=0) by Benjamin Klemm  interesting solely because the colors, orange and grey, which resembles Goucher's website. It does look very simplistic but that is a good thing because the layout isn't over-adorned by too many graphics.