Due Wednesday, November 5

Due Wednesday, November 5
Five Week Web Project: http://www.pgrocer.net/Cis44/assignments/fstwebprojS07.html

For those of you that still need to complete past assignments, you may use this opportunity to incorporate the individual assignment(s) into your five week project. If you chose to do so, you must indicate to me which project you have incorporated. In order to get credit for the assignment, you should take the requirements to the next level (include work that goes beyond the original assignment).

Please use this space to post your five week project URL for your peers to review and provide constructive feedback.

Javascript

Place your Javascript related posts here.

Forms

Place your form related posts here.

Image Mapping

When we get into the image mapping assignment, you can use this space to post your findings, feedback, etc.

First Web Project (XHTML and CSS)

This is a five week web page assignment that should incorporate your knowledge of XHTML and CSS. The details of this assignment are posted at http://www.pgrocer.net/Cis44/assignments/fstwebprojS07.html. You should also look at http://www.pgrocer.net/Cis44/evalsites00.html in order to help yourself evaluate your project. If you do not currently have a resource for posting your site online, you may use www.brinkster.com. Be sure to select the "free" developer service. Once your site is complete you should email your live link to me. You may also use this blog to post your link for peer feedback, which is highly recommended.

Week #5 and #6 Frames

Please post any frame related questions, issues, links, etc. here. Happy posting!

September 24, 2008

Good afternoon class!

We will be using this space to discuss this week's lesson. If you noticed the postings on the pgrocer.net website, she requests 2 assignments to be turned in. I am looking to only collect the "Assignment on images and tables". I will be covering frames in class next week.

Please be sure to reference the Tables and Images section of the "XHTML sample code" page. Remember, your goal is to always validate strict, but transitional validation is also acceptable. Transitional just happens to be a more lenient form of validation. Be sure to reference the appropriate code references from the "XHTML sample code" page as you move along. The key is to compare the tag usage. If you notice, several of the "strict" validation references use CSS as opposed to in-line style references.

I will be in and out of the Blog throughout the day and I will be checking it throughout the week as well. I highly encourage you to interact with one another so post away!!