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Yin, Brent, and John

Target Audience and Goals AudienceProfile (Interests, problems, …) Goals (Call to action) FriendsInto music, drawing and robots Share ideas, brainstorm new projects, build and play games together. School admission officersLooking for smart students who demonstrate passion and creative spirit Stand out from other applicants. Set the stage for interviews. Discover Design Develop Deploy

Favorite Sites: 1)CNN (Easy to find stuff. Lot of pictures) 2)Google (Simple, colorful, upbeat logo) 3)TotalJerkFace game site (Attention grabbing title) 4) Pixar (Great pictures) 5) Jim Harris Illustrator Design attributes: 1)Simple. Lots of white space 2)Minimum text 3)Compelling pictures 4)Attention grabbing headlines Discover Design Develop Deploy

Code Guidelines: 1)Indent code to make it easier to read and edit 2)Use ‘spaces’ not ‘tabs’ to indent code 3)Add code ‘comments’ 4)Make sure every open tag ‘ ’ Discover Design Develop Deploy

Site Map Home Page RobotsMusicArt 3D2D Discover Design Develop Deploy

Discover Design Develop Deploy File Naming Rules RuleExamples 1. Use long descriptive names so you know what the file is without having to open it. Good:animal-dog-poodle.jpg Bad:picture1.jpg 2. Specify names in hierarchical order so they sort naturally. (country, state, city) Good:animal-dog-poodle.jpg animal-dog-boxer.jpg Bad:boxer-dog-animal.jpg poodle-dog-animal.jpg 3. Use only lower case text.Good:animal-dog-poodle.jpg Bad:animal-dog-Poodle.JPG 4. Use “-” between words. Do not use “_” or “ “ Good:animal-dog-poodle.jpg Bad:animal_dog_poodle.jpg animal_dog_poodle.jpg animal dog poodle.jpg