IST 226 Project
Create one or more web pages. The web page(s) can be on a topic, or simply to demonstrate techniques learned in the class. If you want to modify things that already exist, please provide me a copy of the items before and after your modification. Whether you do something new or modify something in existence, you must also provide me a description of what you did and the techniques you used. This description will likely take up most of a page. In this description you could also discuss any problems you encountered or how you might do it differently if you had it to do all over again. This description will generally be a separate html file.
Because you have limited time, I do not expect you to spend massive amounts of time on this -- something between 7 and 10 hours is a general guideline.
I have listed the topics below that we covered -- you may find it a useful reminder about possible things to include. However, there is no need to utilize most or all of the things on this list.
When you are done, FTP the site to your website. I will be happy to provide assistance to you in doing the project. Any assistance you receive from anyone else should be discussed in detail in your description.
Dreamweaver
Setting Up a Local Site | Tables |
Basic Web Pages | Layers and tracing images |
Editing HTML | Conversion between tables and layers |
Inserting Images | CSS |
Links | Behaviors |
Image Rollovers | Library items |
Flash Text | Timeline |
Flash Buttons | Templates |
Inserting Other Media | History Panel |
Fonts and Characters | Site Map |
Paragraphs and Block Formatting | Design Notes |
Creating HTML Styles |
Fireworks
Selection Tools in Bitmap Mode | Creating Imagemaps |
Selecting, Grouping, and Layers | Creating a Web Page from an Image through Image Slicing |
Using Vector Tools to Create Images | Changing Optimization for individual Slices |
Creating Animated GIFs |
Use of JavaScript with forms
Active Server Pages & Connecting to Databases
Revised: July 30, 2002; Comments to William M. Pegram, wpegram@nvcc.edu