We are currently working on prototypes for an online portfolio site for a client. These portfolios are for secondary school students to showcase their language ability and learning. I used Impress Pages CMS to create the prototype. This CMS is interesting because it uses drag-and-drop methods to place HTML and widgets on the page, so it is very easy to use for someone with no experience of web development. Therefore it will be easy for school students to use. The problem with this is that more normal HTML and CSS functionality is difficult to create for someone who does have experience of it. File paths are odd and it's difficult to find what you're looking for.
I still don't know how to change the colourscheme of the template, which would be really useful for this project, as it would be nice to brighten it up to make it more interesting for the user. It has a lot of potential as a learning tool though and I'm looking forward to working with it more.
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