Week #7

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TOWSON WEATHER : 72° - 45°, Mostly Sunny.

NOTE:

When presenting your work this evening, remember these basic questions: WHO, WHAT, WHERE, WHEN, and WHY?

Who's works are you talking about? What kind of media/work is exhibited?
Where is this exhibition, and when is this happening?
And, why did you choose the color scheme for this website?
Most importantly, why did you choose these artists; what do you like about their works of art?

Talk about Student Pages:
https://ryansmithart.com/fall2023/students.html

Figure Tags...

<figure>
<img src="blue.png" width="152" height="150" title="blue" alt="blue gradient"/>
<br>
"<strong>Blue</strong>" by rS, digital image, 2022
</figure>

figure {
float: right;
width: 30%;
text-align: center;
font-style: italic;
font-size: smaller;
text-indent: 0;
border: thin silver solid;
margin: 0.5em;
padding: 0.5em;
}

review:
Positioning: W3schools

<link href="proj1.css" rel="stylesheet" >

** OPEN WEEK6.zip (205 kb.) **

blindTextGenerator.com/Lorem-Ipsum

CSS:

- Navigation bars

- CSS OPACITY AND TRANSPARENCY

- CSS Class and ID

- <ul> & <li>

- CSS Navigation

talk about Project #1

assign Project #2

HOMEWORK: (March 12th - March 26th )

* MAKE IMPROVEMENTS TO PROJECT #1 * (10 points)
Due : NEXT CLASS, 6:00pm

* Write a "project proposal" for Project #2 (10 points)

[ THIS WEEK ]

- Come up with an idea!!
- Write 2 paragraphs about the research project (save it as a .pdf file)
- Think of how to apply user experience design to a website.
- Draw wire frames and a site structure.

[ THE FOLLOWING WEEK ]

- familiarize yourself with HTML & CSS, start planning the website
- do some research
- start designing and building an informative website based on your research.
(background, typefaces, font colors, etc.)

Remember...

Required materials for this class:

(1) a flash drive or hard drive: 2GB or more
(some external device to store your work on)

(2) *Personal Web Space (Towson user accounts are fine)

(3) a sketchbook, something not too big, about 8x10 inches
(for notes and sketches)

(4) something to write & make drawings with