Blog

What is a blog? 

A blog is a type of website or online platform where individuals or organizations can share their thoughts, ideas, information, or experiences in the form of posts. These posts are usually displayed in reverse chronological order, with the newest entry appearing at the top.

What is the objective of a blog? 

The objective of a blog can vary depending on the person or organization running it. However, the common objectives of a blog are:

  • Sharing information: Blogs allow individuals or businesses to share knowledge, news, or updates on specific topics of interest.
  • Expressing creativity: Blogs provide a platform for people to showcase their creative work, such as writing, photography, or artwork.
  • Building a community: Blogs often aim to connect with like-minded individuals and build a community around a particular subject or interest.
  • Promoting a business: Many businesses use blogs as a marketing tool to promote their products, services, or expertise.

What are the typical parts of a blog? 

Typically, a blog consists of the following parts: 

  • Header: The top section of a blog that usually includes the blog's title, logo, and navigation menu.
  • Blog Posts: The main content area where individual blog entries or posts are displayed. Each post may have a title, date, author, and the actual content.
  • Sidebar: A vertical column typically placed on the side of the blog where additional information, links, advertisements, or widgets can be displayed.
  • Footer: The bottom section of a blog that may include copyright information, navigation links, and other relevant details.
  • Comments Section: A feature that allows readers to leave comments and engage in discussions with the author and other readers.
  • Categories/Tags: Blogs often organize their content into categories or use tags to help readers navigate and find specific topics of interest.
  • Social Media Icons: Links to the blog's social media profiles to encourage readers to follow and share the blog's content.

These are just the typical parts, but the design and structure of a blog can vary depending on the platform and customization options chosen by the blogger.

BLOG Tutorial

The steps to create a Blog in Blogger:

  1. You must registered with the institutional email at Blogger.com.

  2. In the new blog button you chose a name that will appear at the top of the blog.

  3. Then you chose a URL for the web address that allows users to find the blog online.

  4. In the "theme" section you chose the template that you like the most for the appearance that the blog will have it.

  5. In the Blogger profile settings you add a profile photo and make a brief description that the blog will have it.

  6. Finally, you add the entries that my blog will have, such as a welcome and the projects that I have done at the university

The elements most important at the Blog

A blog must have a friendly and attractive interface for the user, in addition to having a welcome note and thanks to all who come to read your blog. And in the case of a "UX Research Portfolio" you must have the projects and research you have done.

Finally, it is very important that you add contact information so that users can have more information about your projects.


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