Part 1: (
80pts) Continue working on your website:
- Make copies of all your previous files and work on the copies only!
As I have mentioned in class many times, I highly recommend that you create your entire website
offline (on your PC) before transferring it into your students account. To help streamline
this process, please see building your website offline.
- (20pts) For all your formatting, use CSS only. Well, okay, if you want you can use <b>,<u>, and
<i>, but try to think of other ways using CSS. The <span> and
<div> tags come in handy in this regard. But
no <font> or <center>tags should be present in your code.
You can use CSS for layout, or stick with tables. You may use a combination of
internal and external CSS if you wish. A lot of this part you've probably done already.
- (20pts) Navigation: Use CSS or table for layout, and CSS for the formatting of your
navigation items (make link, visited, and hover links look different using CSS).
I give lots of navigation examples on our lectures page.
For example, a simple technique for designing navigation is in
Lecture 5.
I'd also reccomend that you read over my
Horizontal Navigation document, and then use the technique I discribe there.
All hyperlinks should be working and pointing to the correct destination.
Include navigation on all the pages! After you complete this assignment your pages should be:
- Homepage: Save as Homework4-A.html
- About Us page: Save as Homework4-B.html
- Gallery or photo album page: Save as Homework4-C.html
- Credits page: Save as Homework4-D.html
- (20pts) Gallery page: Create an new page for your web site. This should be a page containing a minimum of 4 images, such as a gallery page or photo album. This can be as simple as a
table containing images (with captions) or you could
use a simple tableless method like I did in
Lecture 6.
If you'd like to make it a little more interesting, you could try a type of slide show. As an example, have a look at this
Cat Show. Save your gallery page as “Homework4-C.html”.
- (20pts) Credits page: Create a new page for your web site. Save this file as “Homework4-D.html”.
Contents of the credits page:
- Your name and email address as being the author of the site.
- If you used images, backgrounds, links to other
people’s pages, music or video that you did not produce yourself (possibly in
future assignments), indicate their sources or authors.
If you used CSS and/or FORM templates or
generators, indicate what they are and give their URL’s.
In short, in this page you must include links to the sources of all material that
you did not produce yourself. This includes referencing the class material if
necessary.
- Grading points:
- Remember, your website should have a uniform navigation system. So from each of the four
pages on your website, a visitor should be able to easily get to any of the other three pages using your
navigation links.
- Any references (<a href= . . . > or <img src= . . . >) from your website
to anywhere else on your website, must use relative addressing.
For a complete explaination of relative addressing, please see
Relative Addressing.
- On all of your <img> tags include the title attribute to provide
additional information to the viewer when he/she hovers over the image.
- Correct HTML/CSS code.
- Content, design, and presentation.