CSW131 Steven Battilana 1 CSW 131 Project Requirements Summer 2013.

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CSW131 Steven Battilana 1 CSW 131 Project Requirements Summer 2013

CSW131 Steven Battilana 2 Requirements for Your Web Site Create and present to class a new, original website including at minimum: Create and present to class a new, original website including at minimum: 5 HTML pages (+CSS page = 6) All pages must include footer with Copyrighted © 2013 Name CSS Formatting ALL appearance using CSS with a STYLES page Majority of pages must have multiple columns (use and float) Embedded CSS will likely be used for each page Comments Comments on every web and styles page ( and /* */) Navigationandat least 1 additional link per page Navigation on all pages and at least 1 additional link per page image 1 image per page with alternate text (in addition to banner or logo) table 1 table (total) with table headers (NOT for positioning items on page) form 1 form list 1 list (ul, ol, or dl) JavaScript Use of JavaScript on at least 1 page Form validation, conditional statement, popup box, loop IF you can explain it Other JavaScript (tons out there) / HTML IF you can explain it Appearance & functionality same on Chrome, Appearance & functionality same on Chrome, FF & IE MINIMALLY (Should really also cover Safari and Opera; both PC & MAC) Must be uploaded to class designated server space AND sent via D2L Must be uploaded to class designated server space AND sent via D2L See “REMOTELY using WinSCP & VWD Presentation (details on slide 8)” See “REMOTELY using WinSCP & VWD Presentation (details on slide 8)”VWD PresentationVWD Presentation

CSW131 Steven Battilana 3 Due Date & Presentation Projects due (complete, uploaded, and submitted by D2L) PRIOR to class 12/3/12 Projects due (complete, uploaded, and submitted by D2L) PRIOR to class 12/3/12 Web sites MUST be presented as part of the grade Web sites MUST be presented as part of the grade Presentation order will be based on a random “lottery”