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CS 957 – Introduction to Web Page Design
Final Project
Spring 2009 – Wednesdays 6:45 – 10:00 p.m. (3728)
The purpose of this final project is for you to demonstrate your understanding of Dreamweaver. It should also reflect your ability to use Dreamweaver to display content in an interactive environment.
Most web sites are developed to provide information, gather information or entertain. The site you create in your final project should either provide information or entertain. The topic or theme is of your choosing. You might consider teaching someone about where you live. If you have knowledge in a special area, share that with others. Choose a topic that is of interest to you.
Key Dates:        May 13             Final Project Progress Review
June 3              Final Project Due
There will be no maximum size requirements for your project, but there is a length requirement of at least 15 pages that you have authored yourself.
Your grade on this final project will be as follows (200 total points):

• 75% Use of Dreamweaver elements listed below.
• 25% Content of site.

Dreamweaver Elements: A passing project must contain at a minimum the items below. You certainly can add more than the minimum numbers listed. These will be the basis for determining your understanding of Dreamweaver.

• An updated Project Proposal (Assignment 1 Form) if needed
• At least 15 pages in your site. <--- is this mean role/scrolled down or it must have to jump to other pages?>
• At least 3 background changes in different pages (1 colored, 1 graphic)
• At least 8 images in at least 4 different pages.
  1)product.htm(9images), 2)fonts.htm,
• At least 6 examples of various text fonts, styles, colors, sizes. fonts.htm
• Navigation to all the pages in your site from within each page.
• At least 2 examples each of image and text links (not including email links) either within or to external sites. <----page # please >
  index.htm, two.htm, three.htm,
  
• At least 1 example of an email link. Mail_form
• At least 1 example of an image map. <--- Picture sites link that you showed us last week, what was the link address?>
• At least 2 example of text being aligned to an image (text wrap). In side of bottom of Mail_form
• At least 2 examples of a table (1 visible, 1 invisible). Mail_form,
• At least 1 example of a framed page.
• At least 3 examples of a rollover button.
• At least 1 example of a cascading style sheet.
• At least 2 examples of a different behavior. <--page # please.>
• Explanation of how each of the above elements are incorporated into the site.

Content: A passing project must contain at a minimum the items below.

• Meets your stated objectives (from your project proposal).
• Provides user interactivity.
• Layout allows for easy navigation and information retrieval.

You will upload your final project to your web site. A link to your final project should be emailed to me when completed as well as a written explanation of how you have incorporated the required elements into your web site.  The length of the explanation is up to you.  Some students may keep a journal of progress that they refer to when creating the explanation.<---- Is this mean Blog? Do you recommend any particular blog site?>