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QuickTime Embed/Object Specifications for fun and profit.

The final project requirements are listed below. Remember, your 2 to 3 paragraph proposal for the web site is due at the beginning of class in Week 8.

Requirements: Continue reading “FND132 Final Project Requirements (Final due wk.11)”

Hey everyone … Great work tonight on learning the basics of embedded CSS code. A number of dynamic and interesting possibilities are becoming available to you as you begin to understand modern page creation. Here is the Week 6 HTML file for your review.

Here are the files for Week 5 (images, color, and font basics).

For Next Week:

Use your “subject matter expert” assignment from this past week:

Add four (4) pictures.
- Make sure they are optimized.
- Use float as necessary

Add the following:
- Change the font
- Change the background color
- Change the color of the type
- Change div and p colors as you’d like

Hey gang, here are the Download the week four files for your review. Practice for the quiz next week!

You will take on the role of a web page editor in charge of assembling links to a topic of interest. In this role, you will create two pages that document your topic (anything from aardvarks to zoology).

Your first page will introduce your topic in a paragraph or two. You will provide a link to a second page (which you will create) that will contain lists of topics linked to other web resources.

1. Create a new folder with your last name as the folder name.
2. Create two HTML pages in your folder. Your first web page will provide definitions. The second is your list page.
3. Link them together (i.e. provide a link from Page 1 to Page 2, and from Page 2 to Page 1).
4. On Page 1:
a. Create a definition list of three terms applicable to your topic.
b. You may add external links or email links as necessary on either page.
5. On Page 2:
a. Create a paragraph introducing your topic
b. Create an unordered list using square bullets
c. Create a second unordered list using another list-style-type
d. Create one ordered list using uppercase letters
e. Create a second ordered list using numbers
f. Create a third ordered list starting at 25 containing three items.

Here is the ZIP file of the Week 3 examples. Also, check these two items for the instructions on configuring TextEdit for New Documents and Opening Documents.

Your assignment: Write me a three paragraph autobiography. That means three HTML paragraphs.

Give examples of hr, br, two divs, two spans, three different headings (h1 thru h6), strong and em, color and background-color. Also make sure you use the proper HTML document structure (html, head, title, body) and make your title meaningful.

Use HTML color codes as referenced on w3schools or this little interactive thingy from ColorSchemer .

And of course, try to use this to give me a sense of your own style!

If you use a PC, use notepad or go out and download textpad. Textpad beats notepad. Save as .html always. Bring this HTML file to class with you next week.

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Due next week: the Search Engine Exercise. If you’ve lost your copy, you may find it here.

Remember, Quiz 1 will be next week. Be sure to study your notes! We also talked about the Internet Tutorials site as a good resource if you need clarification on the topics we discussed. Know names and terms, technologies and definitions. Don’t worry about specific dates, but know the chronological order of the technology.

Send me an email with any questions you might have throughout the week!

Hello there … In this post, you will find the FND132 Wednesday Evening Syllabus for Fundamentals of the Internet, Spring 2008. Please keep this file for your reference!

Howdy! In this post, you will find the FND132 Monday Evening Syllabus for Fundamentals of the Internet for Spring 2008. Please make sure you keep this document for your reference.