Also, uses a table and image links to create professional-style menu at the bottom of the page. The menu is incorporated into every page of the project. Also, as in every page of the project, Photoshop is used heavily, for the pictures of running, which had to be lightened and sharpened considerably, and the buttons at the bottom. This page was a late addition, so I wasn't able to work it into the image menu, but I think it is especially relevant to my project and has a real potential to expand my pool of respondents. The respondents' answers to the questions are clearly displayed below, and the self-evaluation questions are organized with a table.
Photo editing is used to separate runners from non-runners above the charts.
Also, if you have sharp eyes, you notice on the homepage, there is a man right behind me in the background of the large photograph. I rubbed him out using the Photoshop smudge tool. Using Netscape to download the map, I had to print it out and scan it back in. Then it went to Photoshop, where I put in all the respondents' names and the lines leading to their home areas. To make room for the names, I cleared out the area around the states using the eraser.