web design 1 - CGR C/062 - spring 2003
Philip van Allen -
vanallen@artcenter.edu
room 133, thursday 1:00pm-4:00pm
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week 03a - html project assignment, more HTML

html project : 


assignment: Hand coded personal web site - DUE Week 5

Create a three page biographical web site that is hand coded in HTML. The site should be simple, yet demonstrate that you understand HTML. You will be graded on satisfying all of the coding requirements listed below -- missing items will automatically cause points off. Visual design is a minor factor in the grade.

The HTML for this project must be hand typed: Use of an authoring tool to create the HTML will not be accepted.

Make a personal web site that includes the following:

  • All the site files should be in a directory called web1_proj1_lastname. You will transfer this folder to the web server via FTP, using the SITE feature of Dreamweaver (we'll do this in class the day the project is due).
  • An opening splash page that serves to identify the site and has links to the 2 "content" pages. This page does not need much "real" content. Rather, it should serve as an "image" page that graphically says something about you.
  • 2 content pages (e.g. bio and favorite links). These pages should include navigation links that enable the user to return to the splash page.
  • The Bio Page must have the following:
    1. an image with text flowing around it
    2. an ordered list (like this one), using the type attribute with one of the "i, I, a, A" styles
    3. <font> tag using both face and size attributes
    4. <hr /> tag
    5. <pre> tag
    6. in the <body> tag, set the page background and text color
  • The Favorite links page must have the following:
    • an image with text flowing around it
    • a link to an anchor within the page. I.e. it should have an <a name="section_name"> and a link to it <a href="#section_name">. Be sure the page is long enough so when the link is made, there is enough content to cause a scroll.
    • at least 4 links to other web sites
    • Several HTML comments <!-- a comment --> to describe the code
  • All pages must have proper HTML form, including correct HTML, HEAD, TITLE, and BODY tags

n.b. If you prefer not profile yourself with this website, you may profile someone else (including pets).



more html :  continue with the HTML Cheat Sheet from last week  

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