Objective The Goal This Week Is To Complete A Personal WEB Page or Another WEB Page As Described in The Last Lab
This document provides instructions for completing a personal web page assignment. It outlines requirements such as presenting JPG images in a list format using HTML lists, including different form input types to collect data like a quiz, and adding a submit button. Students are directed to use last week's lab as a template, add images and an HTML file with the listed elements, and submit a PDF of the completed webpage on Moodle.
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Objective The Goal This Week Is To Complete A Personal WEB Page or Another WEB Page As Described in The Last Lab
This document provides instructions for completing a personal web page assignment. It outlines requirements such as presenting JPG images in a list format using HTML lists, including different form input types to collect data like a quiz, and adding a submit button. Students are directed to use last week's lab as a template, add images and an HTML file with the listed elements, and submit a PDF of the completed webpage on Moodle.
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ELT1052 Presentation Graphics
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Objective The goal this week is to complete a personal WEB page or another WEB page as described in the last lab handout. The requirements for this weeks web page include 1. Present several JPGs in a list format. Use the list feature. 2. Use several types of the form tag to input data Use 4 types of inputs. Create a quiz 3. A submit button at the bottom of the form. 4. e.g. <A HREF=mailto:[email protected] > Contact me at </A> Create a pdf of the webpage you created and submit on Moodle Procedure -
Use last weeks lab as a template
Create a folder in which you have at least two images saved Create an html file the same way you did last week. Use the list of requirements above to create your web page Use web resources such as http://www.w3schools.com/html/ to help you create forms and other feature of your page. The last form you send your results to your email address
. . . <input type="submit" value="Submit"> <! This will create an submit button> </form> Print the web page out to a pdf file and submit the pdf on blackboard.