
CSc 302 Final Site
100 pts |
Final Site |
Due: May 5 |
This is your final web site for the semester.
As for the mid-term site, you may
choose any topic of interest to you. It should be different
from the topic of your mid-term site, but may be related.
Create a web site presenting your
subject in an attractive way. Organize it as a home page and
some number of additional pages.
Follow the design rules we have
discussed. As before:
- Use an attractive color scheme, and use it consistently between
your pages.
- Use a consistent layout, perhaps including a logo image,
to give your pages a sense of unity.
- Make your site easy to navigate: make the pages easy to find,
and consider what organization you will use (see ch. 4).
Make sure you can get back to the home page from any other page.
- Use one of the standard grid types from Ch. 5.
- Follow the usability and accessibility guidelines from Ch. 4.
The technical requirements differ.
- Create at least five pages total, your home plus four more.
You may create more pages of course.
- Use an external style sheet.
Each of your pages should refer to it.
- Have at least one table.
- One of your pages should have a guest book. You may set it
up using the savedat.php script; instructions are on the
forms
outline page. If you have access to another program which supports
a guest book, or know how to write one in PHP, you are welcome to
use it.
- Make some use of Javascript on at least one of your pages.
You might use it to validate the form data, create a mouseover,
or pop up something when a button is pressed. Feel free to
swipe code from the examples linked from the
javascript
outline, or from your text.
As in the mid-term, you will be graded on both
the technical requirement and the aesthetics of your site.
Name your project home page final.html and save it in your
account on Sandbox.
I'll use a browser to view your pages, and also the XHTML code.