Technical Skills (Online)

As I progressed through making the plan of the my magazine, I came accross a few technical problems in the blogger website.

In the statement of intent post, I had to put in a document link for a table of my statement of intent. However, when our teacher had showed us the way, the table couldn't be resized for the whole class. Therefore I tried out multiple ways as to how to put in a table into the post.

What worked for me is by putting the table that I'm trying to put up on the post into google document, that way when I copy the table (like the picture above) the format won't get messed up and I can just paste the table I had copied into the post

Here is the table I highlighted in the picture above, as shown I just copy pasted it here in the post and the format stays fixed.

Genre
Automobile	I have always had an interest in cars, and I thought it’d be an interesting and fun idea for me to create a magazine about cars and the numerous types of cars.
Primary Target Audience
Age: 15-25 Race: Any Gender: All	I plan to make my magazine more of a fun guide to cars rather than the usual car magazine that would just show the car and some info about it. For that reason, I decided to target this towards younger people, as the style would be more fun and colorful.
Personality: Car enthusiasts Lifestyle: people who work with cars, car collectors  Interests: Cars	The magazine will be heavily talking about cars and showing off its different builds, abilities and sizes. I think that car enthusiasts would enjoy this as they would have prior understanding of cars and would enjoy looking through the different versions of cars that would be shown in the magazine.

Reflection: I only struggled with this for awhile because I went through a bunch of different ways and it either ruined the format of the table or the table wasn't even visible at all. After messing around with tables in multiple other websites (Google documents and Spreadsheet), I eventually found out we could just have the table set up in google document, resize it to the size I wanted it to be at, and then just copypaste it into my post.