Final Project Due Dec 21st 2015
Final Project: Due by the Final Exam!
By now you should have the following utilities from earlier this semester:
A blogger blog. <-- I will discuss this more fully!
A wikia wiki
A Google Groups Q&A Forum
Also if you don't already have one, please set up the following accounts since they will be part of your toolsets: Facebook, Twitter, Youtube
Build a website called "About My Name Here (This should be your real name!)"
Create a menu that navigates the user to 3 separate things that you like (each one having its own page, within your larger site). The 3 subjects can be anything of your choosing e.g. Music, Food, Travel, Video Games, etc. In each section, You should write a summary of what it is, your favorite aspects of the subject, links to outside materials, and anything else that gives a complete overview of the subject from your personal point of view.
The bottom of the page should contain links to your social networking sites, where a view can connect to, follow, "like" your page and share it with another person. Lastly, there should e a series of forms where they can take a brief survey of what they like about your website, as well as fill out a form that adds them to your mailing list.
Aside from the tools mentioned above, your site should make use of Javascript (scripts, functions, and event handlers aside from the social networking APIs) and CSS code at least 10x each (10 instances of JS and 10 of CSS). To facilitate this task you may use JQuery, Angular, or any other library. However, aside from the actual libraries themselves all code must be your original work! Not the work of another person. Your content also cannot be plagiarized.
Note: Your code (html, Javascript, CSS) must be well commented (rule of thumb: 1 comment/every 3-5 lines). The comments should reflect design decisions and programming logic (describing the exact function/behavior of the code it accompanies). NO COMMENT = NO CREDIT!
All the best!
P.S. - Do not wait until the last minute to contact me about technical difficulties!
By now you should have the following utilities from earlier this semester:
A blogger blog. <-- I will discuss this more fully!
A wikia wiki
A Google Groups Q&A Forum
Also if you don't already have one, please set up the following accounts since they will be part of your toolsets: Facebook, Twitter, Youtube
Build a website called "About My Name Here (This should be your real name!)"
Create a menu that navigates the user to 3 separate things that you like (each one having its own page, within your larger site). The 3 subjects can be anything of your choosing e.g. Music, Food, Travel, Video Games, etc. In each section, You should write a summary of what it is, your favorite aspects of the subject, links to outside materials, and anything else that gives a complete overview of the subject from your personal point of view.
The bottom of the page should contain links to your social networking sites, where a view can connect to, follow, "like" your page and share it with another person. Lastly, there should e a series of forms where they can take a brief survey of what they like about your website, as well as fill out a form that adds them to your mailing list.
Aside from the tools mentioned above, your site should make use of Javascript (scripts, functions, and event handlers aside from the social networking APIs) and CSS code at least 10x each (10 instances of JS and 10 of CSS). To facilitate this task you may use JQuery, Angular, or any other library. However, aside from the actual libraries themselves all code must be your original work! Not the work of another person. Your content also cannot be plagiarized.
Note: Your code (html, Javascript, CSS) must be well commented (rule of thumb: 1 comment/every 3-5 lines). The comments should reflect design decisions and programming logic (describing the exact function/behavior of the code it accompanies). NO COMMENT = NO CREDIT!
All the best!
P.S. - Do not wait until the last minute to contact me about technical difficulties!
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