Final Project Requirements
Documentation
- accurate sitemap
- revised wireframes
- styleframes
Content
- your homepage
- your artist statement
- your bio
- your portfolio
- your skills
- contact page
Information Architecture
- one section without subpages (like a homepage or contact page)
- one section with 2 to 3 subpages
Coding
- Image rollover
- CSS link states
- 2 Link types (email, new window)
Images
- GIF
- JPG
- All sized properly
Execution
- a live area that fits a browser set to 1366×768
- use of lists and divides
- effectively placed HTML text and CSS
- (your site should not be all images)
NOTE: You must have a page called homework.html and it must include all of the following:
This includes:
- Register your blog
- Delicious
- Create resume and artist statement
- Gravatar
- Facebook Page
- Add social book marking on your blog
- LinkedIn – 100% complete
- Create Twitter and YouTube accounts
- Create Resume, Index, Contact and Artist Statement pages
- Mark up your resume
- Put all homework links on homework.html page
- Longest page, add back to top markup
- Make and unordered list
- Create an external CSS for the bio and resume pages
- Add div’s to all your pages
- Use styles including font, color size
- Create boxmodel.html
- Recreate Layout 1 and Layout II
- Recreate the sample layouts
- Gather all materials for website development including all graphics, images, videos
- Make an image gallery with 6 images including thumbnail and full sizes
- Create wireframes
- Create styleframes
- Create site map
- Create css stylesheet that includes different backgrounds, headings, links and list styles for each of the three divs
- Add rounded corners to your divs
- Create a single image roll over menu
- Create a photoshop design template for your homepage and save as a jpg
- Create production graphics for your site
HOMEWORK | WEEK 10
- Create a new sitemap that incorporates any changes you made after reviewing your site’s content.
- Create the remaining wire frames for all pages on your site:
- Your wire frame layouts will need to be intuitive to read and close to the scale that it will appear in the web browser. You will need to indicate if a part of the layout will fit above the “fold” (the portion of the screen that is visible to the user without requiring the user to scroll).
- Use plain boxes to show the placement of “side bar” content areas
- Design the page layout as 1280 x 800
- For regular text, use a 8 or 9 points font size to correspond to normal text sizes within the common default settings with the browser.
- Use an underline to indicate all links (text or images)
- If you use elements such as drop down menus or text field boxes, make sure they are recognizable and always treated the same within your wire frame layout
3. Create style frames for your home, about and contact pages.
good morning!
http://www.somethingtoosee.net/homework.html
Hello professor!
http://katthompson.net/homework.html
travisbennettportfolio.com
http://travisbennett.com