As a North Coast Web Student myself, I did much research into web design courses before I enrolled at the North Coast Institute. This blog is part of an assignment for the Certificate IV in Web Design. For more information on studying on the North Coast of NSW, Australia, please click here.
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Colour Blindness and the Internet 
Very smart camouflage. Doesn’t even look like cross pollination. You go-girl!
Thanks for your comment Fiona. Some people might call it “working smarter, not harder”!.