Requirements Each student is responsible for the design, layout and
setup of their personal web page.
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Page
Name:
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example: jimh.htm
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Criteria:
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student
photo
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2
graphics (but not limited
to 2)
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student
resume
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bio
of accomplishments
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link
to HTML manual
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link
to ITCSS'99 home page (default.htm)
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Powerpoint
presentation converted to html
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link
to Company project
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post
the files on web server:
//celansrv2/itcss2k/your folder (lanstn#)
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3.
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Marks:
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4.
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Hand-In:
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5.
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Due
Date:
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Company
Project
You are the
owner of a computer/technology based consulting company (a computer company is used as an example only.
Any type of company can be formed for the project). Create
a "Home" page for your company that serves a number of purposes.
Explain what the company's
function is as well as how one should navigate the site. Include an index of the services your company offers. Create
an individual page for each service and describe in more detail. Utilize
links and fonts to make the pages more interactive.
Your page
should contain information on:
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Come up with
a name for your business.
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Come up with
a company slogan.
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Define the
role of the business / mission statement.
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Define the
services your company will offer. Some
suggestions include:
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ISP Services
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Web Site
Design
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Web Site
Maintenance
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Web
Development
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Web Hosting
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Computer
Sales
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Software
Sales
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Systems
Analysis and Solution Recommendation
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Network
Design, Setup, and Configuration
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Application
Development
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Image
Scanning
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Database
Design and Development
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Training
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Graphic
Design
After you
have chosen some services, explain in further detail what your company
will be offering.
While
designing your page, consider your target audience:
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Individuals
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Small/Medium/Large
Business
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Government
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Other
Organizations
Start
thinking of logo ideas for your business. We will be designing them in
some of the classes devoted to incorporating graphics on your web page.
Criteria
Your page
should consist of:
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A main
heading identifying your business.
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An overview
of your company and its services.
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Smaller
headings for each of the services that will be offered.
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Description
of services under each of the headings.
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Footer with
company contact information.
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Lists
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Include a
practical example of an ordered list (numbered) and an unordered list
(bulleted) on your company page.
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Graphics (2
per page)
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Either
locate graphics relevant to your company or begin to generate your own
with Paint Shop Pro or another graphics program. Your graphics should have
a consistent look: this is in terms of color, pattern, and style. Having
graphics which “match” make them belong on your page and appear less
like a collage of slapped on images. Your page should contain a main
company logo or title. It should also contain recurring elements of a
similar color scheme in terms of bullets, rules, etc.
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Layout of
Tables
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Utilize a
table in your company web page for formatting purposes.
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Rate Sheet
with Tables
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Utilize a
table in your company web page for displaying a rate sheet.
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Image Map
for Navigation
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Add a
clickable image map to your company page. This clickable map should be
broken down into at LEAST 4 different links. This could include a table of
contents for some major headings.
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Framed
Version and Non-framed Version
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Create a
framed version of your corporate pages. You should provide the user the
ability to use either a framed or non-framed version of the site. (Frames
can either be used for a particular area of your company pages or could be
used as a navigation system for your site.)
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Provide a
gateway page.
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Include a
form on the page (can be an order form or feedback form).
Summary
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5 pages
(information)
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1 gateway
page
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1 frame page
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additional
navigation pages where applicable
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