ITD-110-001 Web Page Design
Project #1 – Deliver an HTML Résumé
Due Date – Saturday, February 12, 2005, 9 AM
It can be yours, or made up. Do not use deprecated tags like <u>. Use inline cascading style sheet syntax where appropriate to enhance the visual appearance of the resume. The resume needs to include:
 | Headers (using <h1> through <h6> tags as appropriate) |
| Lists (use ordered, unordered or definition lists as you think appropriate) |
| A background image specified as a relative URL. Do not use the background attribute for the body tag. (Hint: this will include copying the background image to the diskette, or to the same directory it is published) |
| A variety of header and font styles, as appropriate to communicate content, using cascading style sheet syntax. |
| A link to an internal page (relative page link) containing a list of college courses and training courses. So you need to create a minimum of two pages. |
| At least one external link (perhaps to your employer’s web page, or to the campus) |
| The HTML should be polished, with HTML comments added as applicable and written in an easy to read style. |
Scores will be based on following the above requirements (70%), readability of the code (10%) and ease of use and usability of the page (20%).
This assignment counts toward 10% of your final grade.
How to turn in:
Via Diskette or CD-ROM at start of class. Place on the Label of the Diskette or CD:
| Your name |
| Name of the starting page (including directory if applicable) |
Via Web Server:
| Send me an E-mail (mhamill@computer.org) by 12 PM on the date due. It should contain the URL where I can find the web page. |
| Note: Students are honor bound not to change the contents of the web page after it is submitted. It’s not a good idea anyhow since it’s a simple matter to check the date the web page was published. |
Some grading hints:
| Scores will be reduced five points for each day it is late! |
| Use lower case tags and attributes that are not deprecated |
| Place all attributes in lower case |
| Place quotes around attribute values |
| If you use a tag, make sure to close it, except for those tags that are stand alone like <br /> |
| Make liberal use of indenting and comments. |
| Nest tags, for example don’t do |
<h1><b>Sample Header 1</h1></b>
Rather do:
<h1><b>Sample Header 1</b></h1>
Good luck!
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