COSC 1301
Website Assignment
At the end of the semester when your
website is complete, it should demonstrate that you know and can effectively use the html tags
you have learned in this class.
- Check for misspelled words, grammatical errors and typos
- Make sure your html is correct and includes all 8 basic tags
- Have a comment code with your name in your HTML for each page.
- Your index page should be a brief introduction to your website with links
to your other 3 webpages. It should be interesting and make someone want to
continue clicking on your additional links to your remaining pages. The
purpose of your website should be obvious on your index page.
- Each of the remaining 3 webpages need to be thorough and impressive. Just
a title and an image are not enough to count as a webpage. Using the same
webpage and changing the images is not what I am looking for. I want 3
entirely different pages/layouts/text that all tie into the theme/purpose of
your webpage.
- Each of your additional webpages should have a link back to the index
page.
- Make sure all links are working correctly and all images are displaying
correctly
- Include alt attributes for all of your images.
- Include height and width attributes with your images so they will load
faster
- Your graphics should be under 40 KB at least. (40 KB per graphic) If
Internet students do not have graphic software to reduce any large graphic
files, you may come to the WTC lab. If you are a VCT students and this is
not an option, please email me.
- Each webpage should have a title element included (title in the head
section of your webpage)
- Your colors should be attractive and complimentary to your background and
images.
- Make sure your text is not difficult to read if you use backgrounds images. Insert
your text into a table if it is blending in with the background
- Hyperlinks and visited hyperlink colors should stand out and not blend
into the background. High Contrast!
- Make sure any graphics you use compliment your webpage
- Check your webpages from Netscape and Internet Explorer to make sure
they display correctly in both browsers
- Check Appendix C for a list of tag
elements/attributes we will have covered by the end of the semester. (You will
not be required to include frames, forms or image maps on your final website but
you should plan to include a demonstrations of the other HTML elements in the
appendix) I will be looking for where you have demonstrated a type of list (ul,
ol or dl), a table, a horizontal rule in addition to the other HTML elements
in Appendix C. It would be impressive if you used many of the attributes
with these HTML elements.