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=== Homework 2 ===
=== Homework 2 ===


Create an HTML page. It must include:
'''''Project summary''''':
 
(1) Create an HTML page plus CSS style. The page should include a short text, e.g. a manifesto, a set of principles or a poem
(2) A short report
 
'''''Requirements''''':
 
The CSS must include:
* A nice background using color and (optionally) a background image
* A nice background using color and (optionally) a background image
* Other background images within HTML elements (e.g. a "div")
* At least one other background image within an HTML element other than "body" or "html" (e.g. a "div" or a "p")
 
The short report:
* It should shortly explain your design, e.g. what you aimed to achieve
* It should include references/sources used (in particular to the original HTML file). Be careful to respect general Webster rules about plagiarism.
* It should shortly explain what you did in your CSS.
* The report can be turned in any format (e.g. HTML, PDF or Word).
 
'''''Example HTML+CSS:'''''
* http://tecfa.unige.ch/guides/css/ex/css-page-background-example.html


Due:  
'''''Due:'''''
* Wednesday week 4
* Wednesday week 4


Details TBA on Wednesday
'''''Submission''''':
* Upload (a) the HTML file, (b) the CSS file (if external), (c) '''all''' the picture files and (d) the report to the world classroom (hw 1)
* '''Make sure that the upload worked''' (e.g. don't forget to hit the submit button)


'''''Evaluation criteria''''':
* Requirements (presence of CSS elements) - 20%
* Visual design / originality - 30%
* Usability - 10% (is the text readable ?)
* Technical quality (CSS structure and documentation, valid HTML and CSS) - 20%
* Presence and quality of the report - 10%
* On time - 10 % (only 2 days late = 5%)


=== Reading and other resources ===
=== Reading and other resources ===

Revision as of 16:21, 7 November 2011

COAP 3120 Week 3 program

Main topic: CSS colors and background images


Monday

(1) Week 2 - continued

  • We will finish working on homework 1 project as defined on Week 2

Introduction to color models and CSS backgrounds

Example pages:

Preparation for Wednesday

  • Find 2 good web page examples that use colors and pictures as background and enter the URLS with a short comment to the discussion blogs in the world classrom (menu to the left)
  • Think about some content that you would like to style on Wednesday. I suggest working with either a poem or a short manifesto. (to be discussed)

Wednesday

  • Hands-on homework 2


Homework 2

Project summary:

(1) Create an HTML page plus CSS style. The page should include a short text, e.g. a manifesto, a set of principles or a poem (2) A short report

Requirements:

The CSS must include:

  • A nice background using color and (optionally) a background image
  • At least one other background image within an HTML element other than "body" or "html" (e.g. a "div" or a "p")

The short report:

  • It should shortly explain your design, e.g. what you aimed to achieve
  • It should include references/sources used (in particular to the original HTML file). Be careful to respect general Webster rules about plagiarism.
  • It should shortly explain what you did in your CSS.
  • The report can be turned in any format (e.g. HTML, PDF or Word).

Example HTML+CSS:

Due:

  • Wednesday week 4

Submission:

  • Upload (a) the HTML file, (b) the CSS file (if external), (c) all the picture files and (d) the report to the world classroom (hw 1)
  • Make sure that the upload worked (e.g. don't forget to hit the submit button)

Evaluation criteria:

  • Requirements (presence of CSS elements) - 20%
  • Visual design / originality - 30%
  • Usability - 10% (is the text readable ?)
  • Technical quality (CSS structure and documentation, valid HTML and CSS) - 20%
  • Presence and quality of the report - 10%
  • On time - 10 % (only 2 days late = 5%)

Reading and other resources

Textbook
Read Chapter 7 (Background Colors and Images)
Handout
Color tables at Wikipedia
Validation