Working Towards Credit or Distinction To earn a credit or a distinction, your website you will need implement the following: Determine Background Colours (for both the background and elements of the page) (Change the colours if you are using the Lorne’s scenario) The web page centred in the middle of the Web Browser Additional Images inserted into the layout Roll over effects used on the Navigational Links Create your own Lornes Surf Club Banner or Company/Organisation Banner average design skills shown (e.g. Professional and original design concept) average coding skills shown (e.g. implementing code, not shown in class) The web site needs to appear the same in all Internet Browsers (example: Firefox, Safari, Internet Explorer) Conclusion: Everything above will be explained and demonstrated in detail during class. If you have any problems please either see me during class and/or send me an email (). Please note: This assessment task does not individually determine your grade. Your grade is determined by your assessment submission as well as class participation and demonstration of competency. Tip!!! Because you need to create 5 I would recommend that you code up the first page and get it to look and behaviour exactly the way that you would like it to. Then copy that code into another four pages. You will still need to alter some of the content but by doing it this way it will greatly reduce the work load allowing you to spend more time on getting it to look good!
Working Towards Credit or Distinction To earn a credit or a distinction, your website you will need implement the following: Determine Background Colours (for both the background and elements of the page) (Change the colours if you are using the Lorne’s scenario) The web page centred in the middle of the Web Browser Additional Images inserted into the layout Roll over effects used on the Navigational Links Create your own Lornes Surf Club Banner or Company/Organisation Banner average design skills shown (e.g. Professional and original design concept) average coding skills shown (e.g. implementing code, not shown in class) The web site needs to appear the same in all Internet Browsers (example: Firefox, Safari, Internet Explorer) Conclusion: Everything above will be explained and demonstrated in detail during class. If you have any problems please either see me during class and/or send me an email (). Please note: This assessment task does not individually determine your grade. Your grade is determined by your assessment submission as well as class participation and demonstration of competency. Tip!!! Because you need to create 5 I would recommend that you code up the first page and get it to look and behaviour exactly the way that you would like it to. Then copy that code into another four pages. You will still need to alter some of the content but by doing it this way it will greatly reduce the work load allowing you to spend more time on getting it to look good!
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