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Assignment 0
Scenario:
The
marketing director of a company selling
<<you choose the product>>
approaches you to help design an e-commerce
website for his company. He asks you to design
a web page that will display at least
five different products, with representative
images, to the user.
After completing this assignment, you should
have learned the following:
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Building a display-only
(non-dynamic) web page using HTML and
CSS
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Interpreting and
following development requirements
Note: You
will not need to provide the actual products;
you are just selling imaginary products. You
may also provide "services" (e.g.
massage, acupuncture, tax preparation, dog
walking, house sitting, etc.).
The
main requirements for this assignment are the
following:
- Use HTML
tables
- Use CSS to make
a flexible and aesthetically pleasing
display
Think
specifically of what you will sell or services
you wish to provide. For example, "I will
create an online store for selling comic
books." You can not do something
that another class member (or a member of last
semester's class) has done.
Example :
If you were selling cell
phones, for each phone you would make an
array containing all that particular
product's information such as name/model
number, maker (e.g. Apple, Samsung, Huawei,
LG), description, price, etc.
The
cell phone display should look something
like this:
** Submission instructions **
Please put all your files into a single
folder, zip this folder, and upload this
zipfile to Laulima.
Also upload these files to your folder on
itm-vm and include the URL for your project
in the Laulima submission box, e.g.
http://itm-vm.shidler.hawaii.edu/itm352student/Kazman/<my_folder>/foo.html
Note:
In this, and in any ITM352 assignment this
semester, you are allowed to use snippets of
code from others, but
you must GIVE CREDIT to the original author
in your comments. Give the URL and
author's name in comments. Also give
explanations of all your code and borrowed
code in your comments. Plagiarism will result
in a grade of 0 and reporting to the Associate
Dean.
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