Week three

Advanced Computers, Web design

Goals

Demonstrate the ability to add and subtract base 2 numbers
Demonstrate an accurate understanding of the hexadecimal system for colors.
Demonstrate an understanding of the various &quotbody" tags and the use of colors and links.
Demonstrate an understanding of why we need escape codes and how to avoid overlapping tags.
Be able to explain why we need to have comments and the use of vertical alignment to increase the readability of your code.

Activity and Study:

Complete the next five topics in the on-line textbook. Use the practice area in each lesson.

MiniChapter 3: More Common Tags [Paragraphs, Text Formatting, ALIGN, and Line Break]
MiniChapter 4: Links and Images
MiniChapter 5: A Little More Tags [Centering, BODY, etc.]
MiniChapter 6: Clean Code, Comments, and Escape Tags
MiniChapter 7: Lists, Lists, Lists [Unordered, Ordered, and Definition Lists]

Write at least five fully coded web pages, stored in your “My Documents” folder, as follows:

A page showing a eight paragraph essay of your own writing (250 words) on the topic of malware. Use the formatting techniques from Minichapter 3.
Download eight G-rated pictures to your folder where you keep you html files. Create a page that displays all eight of these pictures along with two other links to other internet pages. Use all of the techniques demonstrated in Minichapter 4.
Modify the link page to use the color attributes where applicable. Create a web page for each picture that centers each picture then link to each of the pages that contains a picture.
Write a page showing five algebraic inequalities, each centered and on its own line. In your code demonstrate the use of vertical alignment by indenting and vertical matching of all opening and closing tags.
Create a web page with one of each of the three lists types shown in Minichapter 7. The lists may be of your own choosing but each must contain at least ten items. One of the lists must be a list of active links to pictures, one must be a list of links to sites, and the other may be a simple list of names of things.

Print out a screen shot and the code for each web page when it is tested and working. Keep each project in the Week 3 folder in your My documents area.