MrSullivan
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Basic HTML and css—Personal Web Page (site) assignment

Instructions/Requirements

  1. 2pts. Create a new web folder
  2. 1 pt.  Create an images subfolder
  3. 1pt.  Create a css subfolder
  4. 1 pt.  Create an index.html (or index.htm) page in the web folder
  5. 1 pt.  Create a css file (name it style.css or fam.css or something related to your site). This should be saved in the css subfolder (bonus)
  6. 1pt.  Type code into the head section of the index.html that links to the css file. (bonus)
  7. 1 pt.  Give the page an appropriate title
  8. 1 pt.  Define an appropriate DOCTYPE in your html code (not bonus, but I you will have to research this--try w3.org)
  9. 3 pts. Divide your document into sections.  Each section should be labeled with a H1 or some other level and use an <hr /> to create separation.

Sections should be Personal info, school info, extracurricular info, or family info, etc.  You have some flexibility here.

  1. 1 pt. Insert Picture (it must be stored in the images subfoler)
  2. 1 pt. Hyperlink to another web site
  3. 1 pt. Email link  Example 
    <a href=”mailto:sullivans@westprairie.org”>Mr. Sullivan</a>
  4. 1 pt. A bulleted or numbered list
  5. 1 pt. A table structure of some sort.
  6. 1 pt. Use css to modify the body background
  7. 1 pt  Use css to modify the body font face
  8. 1 pt  Use css to modify the body font color

Bonus:

  1. On number 9 above:  You may choose to venture out and create a traditional web page structure using a table structure, or using css and controlling <div> tags. You can also use a combination of table structure and css.  If you use a table structure, I will give you 10 bonus points.  If you create this using css and divs or a combination of tables and divs, then I will give you 20 bonus points.
  2. The structure of each page should have a Top section, a Nav section, a Content section and a Footer section.
  3. Instead of dividing the document into 3 sections, you will need to create 3 pages, one being named index and the other two something self-explanatory.  There needs to be links to the other two pages on each page in the nav section and the footer section.
  4. The footer section should also have some copyright info.
  5. Also:  I will grant an additional 5 bonus points if you complete all parts of the assignment and then can show that your html and css validate.