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IT/237

INTRO TO WEB DESIGN II

 

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IT 237 Week 1 Toolwire ® Tutorials and Toolwire ® Lab: Creating a Basic Web Page

Resources: Toolwire® Lab: Creating a Basic Web Page Lab

Complete the Toolwire® Lab: Creating a Basic Web Page.

Create a new folder on your computer called it237-name, where “name” is the first initial of your first name and your last name (all lowercase). Do not include spaces or use capital letters in the folder name.

Complete Toolwire® Tutorial 1 to create the soccer club web page using Microsoft® Notepad or Code View in Adobe® Dreamweaver®.  Note: This web page will be enhanced in the week 2 assignment.

Save your web page as NameTutorial1.html in your it237-name folder on your computer, and compress (zip) the folder (Maximum file size is 10MB).

Submit the zip file to the assignment tab.

 

IT 237 Week 2 Project Proposal

Resource: Appendix A

Decide on your website’s theme for the final project. Consider using the Project Proposal from IT/236 as your working document.

Submit the following:

  • The site’s purpose: short paragraph to describe what you want the website to accomplish
  • The site’s target audience: Briefly describe for whom your website is intended. You may use bullet points.
  • The site’s message: The message is not a detailed description of all the site’s content; instead, it is the overriding theme or message, such as a slogan or motto. You may include a list of what you want the site to communicate to the target audience.

 

IT 237 Week 2 CSS Description Types

Describe external, embedded, and inline types of cascading style sheets (CSS) in a paper of at least 350 words.

Include the following in your description:

  • A pro and con for each type of CSS
  • Where the code is written for each type of CSS

Note. In this assignment, you will be modifying the file “NameTutorial1.html” from Week One (not the Toolwire lab file “Tutorial1.html” from last week). The modification is to the Handcoded Site in addition to the Toolwire Lab.

Post your paper as an attachment.

Click the Assignment Files tab to submit your assignment.

 

IT 237 Week 2 Toolwire® Tutorial Enhancement. Adding an Embedded Style Sheet to Modify Headings

Resources: Toolwire® Student Desktop, Toolwire® Lab: Adding an Embedded Style Sheet to Modify Headings

Complete the Toolwire® tutorial.

Open the web page you created in Week 1 (NameTutorial1.html) using Microsoft® Notepad, Adobe® Dreamweaver® Code View, or any suitable text editor.

Add an embedded style sheet to modify all headings. Add style for the headings by using unique ideas to create a new look for the page.

Save your revisions as NameCSS2.html, in your IT237-Name folder on your computer, and compress (zip) the folder (Maximum file size is 10MB).

Post the ZIP file to the assignment tab.

 

IT 237 Week 3 Home Page

Resource: Toolwire® Student Desktop, Toolwire® Lab: Creating and Enhancing a Homepage using CSS.

Resource: Appendix A

Complete the Toolwire® Lab: Creating and Enhancing a Homepage using CSS.

Note. Hand-code a basic web page describing your profession, hobby, or interest using Microsoft® Notepad or Code View in Adobe® Dreamweaver® as proposed in the Week 2 Exercise: Project Proposal. This page will be the home page of your project website.

Hand-code a basic web page describing your profession, hobbies, or interests using Microsoft® Notepad or Code View in Adobe® Dreamweaver®. This page will be the home page of your website.

Check the HTML code in your “index.html” file using the HTML Validator in the W3C link located on the student website.

Save your revisions in your IT237-Name folder on your computer, and compress (zip) the folder (Maximum file size is 10MB).

Submit the final file to your instructor.

Click the Assignment Files tab to submit your assignment.

 

IT 237 Week 4 Absolute and Relative Links

Consider the following folder structure:

A project folder has the following path: http://www.mywebsite.com/IT237MyProject. The IT237MyProject folder contains a page called index.html and a folder called Images. A picture named imgLake.jpg is saved in the Images folder.

Identify, in a Microsoft® Word document, the difference between absolute and relative links.

  • Include the exact tag you would use to specify a relative link from index.html to imgLake.jpg.

    • Explain how to get from index.html to imgLake.jpg in a relative fashion.
    • Usedirectional instructions, as you would give directions to a physical location.

  • Include the exact tag you would use to specify an absolute link from index.html to imgLake.jpg.

    • Explain how to get from index.html to imgLake.jpg in an absolute fashion.
    • Usedirectional instructions, as you would give directions to a physical location.

Post your paper as an attachment.

Click the Assignment Files tab to submit your assignment.

 

IT 237 Week 4 Expanding Your Website

Resource: Toolwire® Student Desktop, Toolwire® Lab: Expanding and Optimizing a Web Site

Resource: Appendix A

Complete the Toolwire® Lab: Expanding and Optimizing a Web Site.

Note. The lab is a learning tool to help you complete the assignment. Complete the lab, worth 5 points of the assignment, as instructed.

Expand the basic home page from Week Three to a site that includes four to five web pages.

  • Create three to four additional web pages with an appropriate heading for each.
  • Save each page to your IT237-Name folder.
  • Name each of your pages using the .html extension. Use only letters or numbers in the filenames; do not include special characters or spaces.
  • Use tags to increase accessibility and search engine optimization.
  • Create a navigation system with a link from and to every other page.
  • Include at least one external link and one in-page anchor or target link, such as Top, in one of the new pages.

Check all of your HTML code using the HTML Validator located on the W3C website.

Save your revisions in your IT237-Name folder on your computer, and compress (zip) the folder (Maximum file size is 10MB).

Submit the final file to your instructor.

Submit your assignment.

 

IT 237 Week 5 Graphic Elements and Images

Resource: Toolwire® Student Desktop, Toolwire® Lab: Enhancing a Web Site with CSS and Images

Resource: Appendix A

Complete the Toolwire® Lab: Enhancing a Web Site with CSS and Images.

Note.Thelab is a learning tool to help you complete the CheckPoint. Complete the lab, worth 5 points of the assignment, as instructed.

Enhance each of your web pages from Week Four.

  • Apply cascading style sheets (CSS) to format elements.
  • Integrate image and rule graphics effectively into the site.
  • Add content to each page in your website.
  • Add at least one list to one of your web pages.

Check all of your HTML code using the HTML Validator located on the W3C website.

Save your revisions in your IT237-Name folder on your computer, and compress (zip) the folder (Maximum file size is 10MB).

Submit the final file to your instructor.

Submit your assignment.

 

IT 237 Week 6 Quick Check

Resource: New Perspectives on Blended HTML, XHTML, and CSS

Complete the six short-answer questions on p. 257 of New Perspectives on Blended HTML, XHTML, and CSS.

Post your answers in a Microsoft® Word® document as an attachment.

Click the Assignment Files tab to submit your assignment.

 

IT 237 Week 6 Layout With CSS

Resource: Toolwire® Student Desktop, Toolwire® Lab: Working with < div > Tags and CSS Boxes to Create Content Layout

Resource: Appendix A

Complete the Toolwire® Lab: Working with < div > Tags and CSS Boxes to Create Content Layout.

Note. The lab is a learning tool to help you complete the assignment. Complete the lab, worth 5 points of the assignment, as instructed. For additional reference, please review Session 6.1 of Tutorial 6 in New Perspectives on Blended HTML, XHTML, and CSS for ideas.

Enhance one or more pages in your website.

  • Use the <div> tag to create four sections in at least one of your pages.
  • Add content to each new section.
  • Set the style for one or more sections.
  • Use the position property to position two lines of text on at least one web page.

Check all of your HTML code using the HTML Validator located on the W3C website

.Save your revisions in your IT237-Name folder on your computer, and compress (zip) the folder (Maximum file size is 10MB).

Submit the final file to your instructor.

Submit your assignment.

 

IT 237 Week 7 Forms

Resource: Toolwire® Student Desktop, Toolwire® Lab: Creating and Adding a Web Form to a Web Page

Resource: Appendix A

Complete the Toolwire® Lab: Creating and Adding a Web Form to a Web Page.

Note.Thelab is a learning tool to help you complete the CheckPoint. Complete the lab, worth 5 points of the assignment, as instructed.

Enhance your website by doing the following:

  • Add a simple web form such as an order form, subscription to a newsletter, or request for contact.
  • E-mail the form data to yourself by coding the form tag as follows:

窗体顶端

where youremail@mailserver.edu is your e-mail address.

窗体底端

  • Include the following form controls:

    • Text boxes
    • Radio buttons
    • Check boxes
    • A list or drop-down box
    • A Submit button
    • A Reset button

  • Include ID attributes with short, meaningful names—without spaces—for every control. Each input control must include a label tag to make it easier for the audience to identify.
  • Test for functionality and usability.

Check all of your HTML code using the HTML Validator located on the W3C website.

Save your revisions in your IT237-Name folder on your computer, and compress (zip) the folder (Maximum file size is 10MB).

Submit the final file to your instructor.

Submit your assignment.

 

IT 237 Week 8 Professional Standards

Write a paper of at least 350 words answering the following questions. Use the Internet to conduct your research.

  • How are tags used to promote accessibility and search engine optimization?
  • What is the importance of professional standards in web development?

Format your paper consistent with APA guidelines.

Click the Assignment Files tab to submit your assignment.

 

IT 237 Week 8 Website Publishing Process

Write a 350- to 700-word paper with a step-by-step checklist of publishing a new website through a website hosting company.

Identify a website hosting company on the Internet.

Include the hosting company‘s link.

Answer the following questions:

  • What kinds of hosting plans does the company offer? Include elements such as length, price, and features.
  • What hosting plan would you consider for your website? Why would you choose that plan?

Format your paper consistent with APA guidelines.

Post your paper as an attachment.

Click the Assignment Files tab to submit your assignment.

 

IT 237 Week 9 Refine Your Site

Resources: Toolwire® Student Desktop, Toolwire® Lab: Finalizing the Web Site

Resource: Appendix A

Complete the Toolwire® Lab: Finalizing the Web Site.

Note.Thelab is a learning tool to help you complete the final project. Complete the lab, worth 5 points of the assignment, as instructed.

Finalize your website to include the following:

  • Four to five pages that are properly named
  • Appropriate content throughout
  • One form
  • CSS in all pages
  • tags in all pages
  • One list
  • Valid navigation and graphical hyperlinks
  • Clean and visually well designed layout
  • Functionality and usability of all formatting, links, and forms, ensured through thorough testing

Check your HTML code using the HTML Validator located on the W3C website.

Save your revisions in your IT237-Name folder on your computer, and compress (zip) the folder (Maximum file size is 10MB).

Submit the final file to your instructor.

Submit your assignment.