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Technical Report/ Reflections: Project Name: Web 3 NAME: Jack Willms

This technical report summarizes a web design project called Web 3 created by Jack Willms. It describes the process used to create the project. Photoshop was used to layout the webpage and slice images. Flash was then used to animate a banner. The images and tables were imported into Dreamweaver to assemble the finished website. One problem encountered was a white box separating the footer, which was solved by compressing the correct table in expanded table mode. In the future, a more interesting ending animation for the banner could be created.

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Technical Report/ Reflections: Project Name: Web 3 NAME: Jack Willms

This technical report summarizes a web design project called Web 3 created by Jack Willms. It describes the process used to create the project. Photoshop was used to layout the webpage and slice images. Flash was then used to animate a banner. The images and tables were imported into Dreamweaver to assemble the finished website. One problem encountered was a white box separating the footer, which was solved by compressing the correct table in expanded table mode. In the future, a more interesting ending animation for the banner could be created.

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Technical Report/ Reflections

PROJECT NAME: Web 3


NAME: Jack Willms
The purpose of the reflection is for you to get a better understanding for your completed project, reflect on the process on
creating your project and to describe problems that you encountered and how you solved them.
Each Project requires you to submit a reflection using this template.
After writing your reflection, fill in the rubric using the set criteria.
Hand in report with your assignment.

Each reflection must include the following:


a. A paragraph explaining which application(s) you used to create the project. This is not a step-by-step
how-to response; it is rather a general description of the application and process you used.
(E.g. After creating a box, using the rectangle tool. I used the convert to curves tool and modified the box
with the shape tool, until I achieved my desired shape)
b. Write a brief paragraph describing a problem that occurred during the project. What specific
obstacles(s) did you run into? How did you handle it?
c. After completing your assignment, what would you of liked to change on your work?
CATEGORY

Technical
Report/Reflectio
n

Demonstrated limited
reflection and analysis.

Demonstrated some
reflection and
analysis. Met some of
the requirements.

4
Demonstrated
moderate reflection
and analysis. Met
most of the
requirements.

MARK

Demonstrated
thoroughly reflection
and analysis. Met all of
the
Requirements.

a)

The first application I used to create the images and the tables was Photoshop. In Photoshop I laid
out my webpage and planned where my text and other images would go. After that I used the slice
tool to slice out all the tables before I imported them into Dreamweaver. Then next application that
used was Flash. In flash I took the images I prepared in Photoshop and formed them into an
animation to represent the websites banner. Lastly I imported the banner and the tables into
Dreamweaver where I assembled them into the finished website.

b)

One problem that occurred during the project was that the footer was separated by a white box from
the rest of the webpage and the box couldnt collapse even though it had no set dimensions. I fixed it
by going into expanded table mode and I was trying to compress the wrong table so it wasnt
working. Once I figured that out I was able to connect the footer back on the webpage.

c)

One thing that I would like to of changed about my work would be to have made a more interesting
animation to end my web banner instead of just resetting to the beginning of the animation.

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