soma ana
01 - 11 - 2011, 20:16
Project Guidelines
You have to develop your web application following the outlined guidelines below. These refer to the minimum acceptable criteria that have to characterize your application.
I - XHTML
Develop the XHTML documents for your proposed application.
• Your home page must clearly indicate the name of your application.
• Your document must include at least two ordered lists, two unordered lists, and two tables with at least six rows and four columns.
• There must be at least four small images. All image files must be stored in your image subdirectory (see below).
• You must include at least four links to other documents that have additional information on specific products, services, etc, these can be images or text.
Use your imagination to make your Web site as attractive and interesting as you can.
All of the XHTML documents produced for this course must have been validated against the XHTML 1.0 Strict standard before they are turned in.
Every assignment you turn in for this course must have a cover sheet with your name, the course number and name, the assignment number, the URL of your site, and the names of all files that comprise your site. You must also turn in hardcopy listings of all XHTML files used. Every XHTML document must be well documented, including the file name, your name, the course, and the semester.
You have to develop your web application following the outlined guidelines below. These refer to the minimum acceptable criteria that have to characterize your application.
I - XHTML
Develop the XHTML documents for your proposed application.
• Your home page must clearly indicate the name of your application.
• Your document must include at least two ordered lists, two unordered lists, and two tables with at least six rows and four columns.
• There must be at least four small images. All image files must be stored in your image subdirectory (see below).
• You must include at least four links to other documents that have additional information on specific products, services, etc, these can be images or text.
Use your imagination to make your Web site as attractive and interesting as you can.
All of the XHTML documents produced for this course must have been validated against the XHTML 1.0 Strict standard before they are turned in.
Every assignment you turn in for this course must have a cover sheet with your name, the course number and name, the assignment number, the URL of your site, and the names of all files that comprise your site. You must also turn in hardcopy listings of all XHTML files used. Every XHTML document must be well documented, including the file name, your name, the course, and the semester.