In a future assignment each student will design and create a simple
three page web site to be posted
on the HCC Student server.
For this project you will decide what the theme of your web
site will be (that is, what sort of content will you have).
Automated Web design tools and/or sites such as Homestead, Geocities,
Microsoft Word's save as web page
feature, FrontPage, etc.
MAY NOT be used.
Pages must be created using a text editor such Notepad,
where you type in the HTML tags and text yourself.
The purpose of this is to get you thinking about the subject and how you will accomplish the pages before it's too late to get it all done. You may wish to read the entire web site assignment before deciding on your concept.
You must create this HTML page using Notepad.
Rather than start completely from scratch, you can save a sample
web page and edit it using Notepad.
Here is a good sample basic HTML
page you can use.
Rename the file to concept.htm
.
Do not use any spaces in the file name! If using a lab or other public computer, save the file to removable media (floppy disk or flash drive). Do not save to the hard drive of a college computer. It will be deleted automatically when the computer is rebooted.
Return to WebCT and select Assignments
from the
Course Tools
menu.
Select Web Page Concept Project
.
Follow the directions to select, upload and submit the
completed file.
Note that projects sent as email WILL NOT
be graded.
You must use this assignment drop-box
.
This concept assignment is simply a short (a sentence or two) HTML document stating your intentions regarding the web site assignment. State the intended topic and perhaps something about how it will be covered. Be specific! You must include your name in the document. Note that unlike some previous projects you do not need to save this assignment webpage and edit it.
Content will reflect one or more of the following:
Web sites will NOT contain any of the following:
Remember it will take some time to design, collect materials, and construct your pages. Then you still have to learn FTP and publish them on the Website!
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