DGME250 WebNotes
Author's Information
- Amy Gallimore
- Fourth Year/Professor
- Digital Multimedia/Web Publishing
One way to work on a website, and practice your skills, is to make your notes into a website for easy reference later on. I'll be providing much of the content, but you can always add to the notes. Also, take a look at the HTML and CSS I use to help learn.
A good start to practicing is to styling this INDEX page.
Practice and Project
At the end of the semester, as one of your final projects worth 200 points, you'll turn in this folder as a final assignment. You'll be graded on:
- Content - do you have, at minimum, all the pages given?
- Style - did you change/add to the styles of the pages
- Make sure your site has a cohesive look
- Develop a color palette for links, Header, Backgrounds
- Structure - did you modify the structure? ... While you can certainly keep to a single column layout, you may want (on some pages) to have multiple columns (which we'll develop later on).
You may and up adding to, modifying, or subtracting from pre-established divs, ids, classes
As an Example: The information at the top, with your information, may develop into an "About Me" page
- Links - Can I get to all the pages, and back to the INDEX.HTML page?
- Validates ... more on this topic later