Instructor:

Treadway, Dwayne C.

 

Date:

January 9, 2021

 

Information:

 

Quick Glance:

Week 1

Week 2

Week 3

Week 4

Week 5

Week 6

Week 7

Week 8

Week 9

Week 10

Week 11

Week 12

Week 13

Week 14

Week 15

Week 16

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Assignments: ART 117 - Design For The Web II

Home Page // Assignments // Notes Page // Paper Page // Links Page // Cpanel // Maps // Books // SVGs

  Date: Assignments:  
    Foundation 5  
Week 1  

Exercise #1: Create your index.html and upload


Use the following steps to set up your index page (make sure to watch instruction videos before you begin):

 

  1. Obtain web login information:  MyDrive (Links to an external site.)

  2. Manage your Site: FTP Settings  FTP (Links to an external site.) (FTP Publishing through Dreamweaver...)
  3. Create index.html
  4. Copy and paste text below to your index page
  5. Upload index.html page
  6. Email your instructor the URL. Your URL will be  
    ftp://mydrive.nvcc.edu/public/MyNova/Art117
    OR
    ftp://mydrive.nvcc.edu/public/MyNova/Art264

**Review the General Settings (Links to an external site.) on the IT HelpDesk web site for your setup depending on the platform you are using.**

Make sure to understand the correct ways to save documents:

Using your prior knowledge, design the index page that reflects your personality as a designer. The following needs to be included:
    • Select a two column layout with a header and footer area
    • Add a banner design using your name and ART 117: Design for the Web II or ART 264 Interactive Design II in the header area
    • Create a valid html for your page - using your name is always good
    • Add a background (image or color change)
    • Headline tags (change the defaults of h1-h6) (apply to text below)
    • Paragraph tag (apply to text below)
    • Add 1 recent photo of yourself. Apply alt text
    • Type your name somewhere and create one "class" selector to style it
    • Change the link color (beyond the default)
    • Add to the Footer a copyright and auto date
Copy this content to the index page:

ART 117 Coursework or ART 264 Coursework

Class Exercises:
Exercise 1: (Create and style index page)
Exercise 2: (Web Graphics, SVG & CSS)
Exercise 3: ( CSS formatting & positioning)
Exercise 4: ( CSS3 and Web Fonts)
Exercise 5: ( Image Galleries)
Exercise 6: (Bootstrap)
Exercise 7: (Bootstrap and Componenet)
Exercise 8: (Foundations)
Exercise 9: (Infographic Storyboard)
Exercise 10: (Infographic)
Projects:
Project 1: Review
Project 2: Bootstrap Website
Project 2: Review
Project 2: Foundations Website
Research:
Research Project 1
Research Project 2


 

 

 
Week 2  
  • Criteria.

    • Create a HTML5 homepage about a fictional motivational speaker, author, candidate, standup comic (this can be you), which creatively introduces the speaker. Make up a name or use your own. Include 2 paragraphs of Lorem Ipsum (Links to an external site.) generated text, which will be styled to match the page design. Create an Events list in one sidebar with three events (make up the titles and use Lorem Ipsum for the body text). The page should display your current level of web design and development capabilities (HTML and CSS ). The page should be clean and interesting, cool and eye catching.
    • Create an image for the header and add to the page
    • Create a unique background image and add to the page <body>
    • Create two banner ads (see criteria below) which can go anywhere on the page

    Go to the website below and choose two of the recommended ad banner sizes to create your two ad banners. The 2 banner ads/graphics should be about two of the upcoming speaking engagements. The ads should have visual impact and interest. Your ads need to motivate the viewer to click-through to the events.


    Example sizes: 468 x 60 IMU - (Full Banner) or 120 x 600 IMU - (Skyscraper).
    http://www.iab.net/guidelines/508676/508767/displayguidelines (Links to an external site.)


    The ad designs are up to you, but both ads must include text and an image.

    • All banners must be sized at 72ppi resolution and created in Photoshop
    • Ads with a white or transparent background must include a 1 pixel-wide border 
    • Banners should be saved in JPG format (or PNG if using transparency)
    • All banners when clicked, will launch a linked site in a new browser window. (what website they go to  is up to you.)
    • Make sure to insert the ads in locations that work with the layout.

    Somewhere on your page create an svg.

    Follow these directions to create an svg:

    https://www.w3schools.com/graphics/svg_intro.asp (Links to an external site.)

    You can also create a photoshop graphic on one layer and save as svg

    https://avocode.com/tutorials/photoshop/exporting-images-from-psd/svg (Links to an external site.)

    You can embed sag in html

    http://edutechwiki.unige.ch/en/Using_SVG_with_HTML5_tutorial#Embeding_SVG_in_HTML_5_with_the_object_tag (Links to an external site.)


    Submission.
        1.    Link all pages from your index page.
        2.    Save and Upload all associated files to your web site.
        3.    HTML pages must be uploaded to the student web server by due date

  • Example

 
Week 3  

Homework 3 -- PDF

 

Exercise #3: Create a CSS Layout Using Positioning

In this exercise we will recreate page to match the following example at the end of document.

Criteria.

#1

Sketch it out, and wireframe what the layout looks like. It is recommended that you label the wireframe so you understand where to place your DIVs.

Image files to download and use in your layout:

banner_117.jpg

flower.jpg

logo_117.jpg

butterfly.jpg

REMINDER ABOUT STYLING IN DREAMWEAVER:

Choose your CSS file in the "Sources" area of the CSS Designer panel. Click on the name of the Selector you want to edit and change its attributes in the Properties section.

For ALL DIV semantic tags: Delete the placeholder text Dreamweaver adds. (You may find it easier to do in code view.)

#2

Open and save a new blank html document; you will structure your page with semantic tags (HTML5), and a new DIV. You will use classes and redefine tags to adjust the layout and appearance.

Make sure to work on Split View since you need to insert semantic tags through the code.

We will create a new style sheet while we are inserting the first element. Start by creating one main DIV element in the body of the document that will contain all of your ot

]\her content. When the "Insert Div" dialog box appears, type in "wrapper" for the ID field and make sure you click on the "New CSS Rule" button (see images below).

**Please note that container and wrapper are one in the same. Some resources will call it "container" other resources will call it "wrapper." You may use either.**

Go to the bottom of the dialog box and change the Rule Definition drop down to (new style sheet file). Click "OK" to get to the Save Style Sheet File As dialog box. Save the new CSS document as: ex4csslayout.css. Save it with your html document. You will get to the CSS Rule Definition dialog box where you'll click OK. After this, it will bring you back to the Insert DIV dialog box, which will now have "wrapper" in the ID location. Click OK. This will add the #wapper ID to the html document.

Now that is it set up in your style sheet, go to the CSS Designer panel and edit the #wrapper using the following settings:

Layout: Margins Top=0, Right= Auto, Bottom=0, Left=Auto

Positioning: Relative, width 960px

#3

Insert a nav element inside the #wrapper (Insert->Structure->Navigation). Select the css document in the CSS Designer panel, then click the plus (+) icon in the Selectors location of the panel, type nav in the highlighted area. When it is added, edit the nav attributes using the following settings:

Layout: Height 50px
, Padding Top 10px, Left 5px

Border: Top Color = #2F4820, Top Width = 3px, Top Style - Solid , Radius - left Top 10px, right Top 10px.

Background: Color #FFFFCC

NOTE: The "wrapper" div will need to wrap around all of the other tags. It will be the outer most element.

#4

Select the css document in the CSS Designer panel, then click the plus (+) icon in the Selectors location of the panel, type header in the highlighted area. Insert a header tag below the nav. Create the same way you did the nav. (It is recommend that you go to Code view and place the cursor directly after the closed tag for the nav. This will make sure the header is inserted in the correct location.)

 

Edit the header tag using the following settings:

Layout: Height 150px, Margin Top 0px

Background: Color #FFFFCC, BG image: banner_117.jpg,

Make sure the background image is set to: No Repeat

 

#5

Select the css document in the CSS Designer panel, then click the plus (+) icon in the Selectors location of the panel, type aside in the highlighted area. Insert a aside.

Edit the aside tag using the following settings:

 

Layout: Background-color: #FFC, Padding: 10px, Float: right, Height: auto, Width: 190px, Margin-left: 10px

Text: Color: #4D292D, Line Height = 18px

** Copy and paste the following into the aside. Make sure that the paragraphs are wrapped in p tags (may need to perform this step yourself if you are pasting into the source code):

Donec nec dolor pretium ipsum vehicula dapibus.

Quisque dapibus varius dolor consequat eleifend. Nunc imperdiet justo id eros placerat ac semper quam lacinia. Maecenas dictum pretium justo eget pulvinar. Vestibulum tincidunt felis vel nunc bibendum at rutrum velit tempus. Donec mattis, mi ac tristique congue, quam massa viverra turpis, a volutpat tellus mi vitae nisl. Etiam vestibulum ornare lectus eget imperdiet. Suspendisse id urna sapien, in placerat purus.

#6

Select the css document in the CSS Designer panel, then click the plus (+) icon in the Selectors location of the panel, type section in the highlighted area. Insert a section tag after the aside.

Edit the section tag using the following settings:

Layout: Width = 725px, Margin Top = 10px, Float = Left,

** Copy and paste the text below into the section. Make sure that the paragraphs are wrapped in p tags (may need to perform this step yourself if you are pasting into the source code).

Morbi molestie volutpat magna, in consectetur tortor adipiscing nec. Etiam malesuada dolor ac elit facilisis fringilla. Etiam dapibus metus quis libero hendrerit euismod a non leo. Aenean sed leo dignissim arcu lacinia gravida. Suspendisse potenti. Pellentesque eu tellus mauris, vel laoreet magna. Fusce arcu dolor, sodales ut dictum a, dapibus a arcu. Nam cursus pharetra commodo. Nulla facilisi. Vivamus mattis vehicula tellus, in lacinia elit consectetur eu. Sed ac turpis enim.

Donec nec dolor pretium ipsum vehicula dapibus. Quisque dapibus varius dolor consequat eleifend. Nunc imperdiet justo id eros placerat ac semper quam lacinia. Maecenas dictum pretium justo eget pulvinar. Vestibulum tincidunt felis vel nunc bibendum at rutrum velit tempus. Donec mattis, mi ac tristique congue, quam massa viverra turpis, a volutpat tellus mi vitae nisl. Etiam vestibulum ornare lectus eget imperdiet. Suspendisse id urna sapien, in placerat purus. Aenean ut faucibus leo. Morbi lacinia scelerisque dolor a convallis. Nulla facilisi. Fusce facilisis purus non dolor dapibus eu interdum erat pellentesque. Aenean vestibulum tincidunt nunc.

#7

 

Insert a footer tag after the section tag.

Edit the footer tag using the following settings:

Layout: Height 60px, Padding Top = 15, Left = 15, Clear = Both

Text: Font Lucida Grande, Size 12px, Color #4D292D

Border: Bottom Color = #2F4820, Bottom Width = 3px, Border Bottom Style - Solid , Radius - left Bottom 10px, right Bottom 10px.

Background: Color #FFFFCC


** Copy the following into the footer:

Contact Us | Portfolio | Service | About Us | Copyright | Add Date

Highlight each and apply the # in the Link field. (Doing this will create a false link that will show the style). The copyright and date do not need links.

(Reminder: Always make sure you are in the css document when you add tags or styles.)

#8

Click the + in the Selectors area and add the body tag to the CSS document.

Redefine the body tag with the following:

Layout: Margin - All = 0, Padding All = 0,

Text: Font - Lucida Grande, etc..., Size - 15px, Color #2F4820

 

#9

Click the + in the Selectors area and add the html tag to the CSS document.

Redefine the html tag with the following:

Layout: Padding - All = 0px, Margin - All = 0px

#10

Click the + in the Selectors area and create a new style: nav a.

Inside the nav tag and type:

About Us Services Portfolio Contact Us

Highlight each and apply the # in the Link field. (Doing this will create a false link that will show the style).

Apply the following settings:

Layout: width - 100px, Margin All - 2px, Padding All - 5px, , Float - Left,

Text: Font - Lucida Grande, etc..., Color #2F4820, Text Decoration - None, Text Align - Center

#11

Click the + in the Selectors area and create a new style: header h1.

Apply the following settings:

Layout: Height - 50px, Margin - Top 50, Padding - Left 245, Float - Right,

Background: Image - logo_117.jpg, No Repeat

 

Click inside the header tag and apply the h1 Format (add H1 tags inside the header tags).

#12

 

Click the + in the Selectors area and create a new style: section p. (You should see a change in the <p> content in the section.)

Apply the following settings:

Layout: Padding Top = 0px, Left and Right = 15px, Bottom = 0px

#13

 

Click the + in the Selectors area and create a new style: section h1.

Apply the following settings:

Layout: Padding - Top = 0px, Right = 0px, Bottom = 5px, Left = 15px, Margin All = 0px

Text: Color
#4D2316

** Above the first paragraph type About Us and apply the h1 tag. In the second paragraph type Services and apply the h1 tag.

#14

 

Click the + in the Selectors area and create a new style: aside h1.

Apply the following settings:

Layout: Margin - Top = 0px (this will remove the excess space)

Text: Font Style = Color #829F69, Font Size: 22px

 

** Above the paragraph type Latest News and apply the h1 tag.

#15

 

Click the + in the Selectors area and create a new style: footer a.

Apply the following settings:

Text: Color #2F4820, Text Decoration - None

#16

Click the + in the Selectors area and create a new style: nav a:hover.

Text: Color - #FFFFFF

Background: Color - #4D2316

** You'll be able to see the rollover when you preview in the browser.**

#17

Click the + in the Selectors area and create a new style: footer a:hover.

Text: Color - #4D2316, Font-weight: Bold, Text Decoration - underline

** You'll be able to see the rollover when you preview in the browser.

#18

Click the + in the Selectors area and create a new class: .photoright.

Apply the following settings:

Layout: Width = 125px, Height = 150px, Margin Left = 5px, Padding Top, Left, Bottom = 5px Right = 10px, Float = right, Background color = #104E00, Box - Shadow h-shadow = 3px, v-shadow = 3px, color - #000000

Place the cursor after the close of the About Us heading in your main section and insert the class.

Insert flower.jpg image into the content area of the .photoright class inserted next to About Us. **Remove the written content.**

Put the cursor after the close of the Services heading in your main section and insert the class.

Insert butterfly.jpg image into the content area of the .photoright class inserted next to Service. **Remove the written content.**

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Week 4  

Exercise #4: CSS3 and Web Fonts

 

CSS Assignment | Ultimate CSS Gradient Generator

 

Criteria.

Using the attached files and a css3 generator of your choosing, the Dreamweaver CC -CSS Designer panel, apply at least three css3 attributes to each of the 3 boxes, for a total of nine different visuals. (Note: you will need to link to the attached box.css file in the CSS Designer panel.)

Below is a list of a few popular CSS3 properties:

  • border-radius
  • box-shadow
  • text-shadow
  • background gradient
  • opacity
  • Also, research the web and list one other css3 generator and link to it in the document. Then, briefly describe how it differs from the one you used and its pros and cons.

Next, choose three different Dreamweaver CC-Adobe Edge Web fonts or Google web fonts (Links to an external site.) and apply one to each of some of the text in the three boxes. You will need to replace the current font-family: Verdana, Geneva, sans-serif; in the code with the new web font names. Note: you will also need to copy the line of code Google web fonts https://www.w3schools.com/css/css_font_google.asp (Links to an external site.) gives you and paste it into the <head> element of your exercise file. (This code links to the stylesheets for your fonts on Google's web server.)

Submission.
    1.    Link all pages from your index page.
    2.    Save and Upload all associated files to your web site.
    3.    HTML pages must be uploaded to the student web server by due date.


Files.

boxCSS3.css

boxesCCS3.html 

 

 

 

 

 
Week 5  

Design Research 1

Requirements:

I will be looking for your:

The instructor will review the research after the first week of the project and offer guidance. After comments, you will want to amend your research, update the document, and resubmit to your server location for final review when the final project is submitted.

Example 1

Example 2

Submission: 

  • You may submit your research as an html document (uploaded and linked off your index page) or a PDF.
  • It must be linked off your index page and uploaded.
  • All topics addressed in the document must be included and a full understanding of ideas must be presented to receive the total points on this project.

 


Project #1: Bootstrap Website

 

You are to create a unique bootstrap website using the content from National Parks system (Links to an external site.) or NASA (Links to an external site.) or approved topic

The written/photo content from either National Parks System or NASA can be used on your site, but the design cannot be like the actual sites. It must be completely different. Do not use the organizations logos.

If another topic is selected all content must be written and images royalty free.

Your site design should offer content that is rich, extensive and relevant enough to the intended audience to generate and sustain interest. The site should encourage and enable its audience to take the actions which promote the agency interests: i.e., to visit, attend, join, call, buy, e-mail, request, send information, etc. 

You will also be creating research assignment for the site.


Site Requirements:  
  1. The site have 5 total pages (Home/Landing page plus 4 other pages). (Source document will be used to document your content sources)
  2. We cannot use these organizations logos. So, you will need to create one for your site. 
  3. You must use Bootstrap.
  4. Use of at least 2 videos and/or animations. 
  5. Each of those pages should have a strong visual design & visual concept that carries through the site.
  6. Each page should have meaningful title (using the same title for all the pages is not considered meaningful).
  7. An responsive image gallery with minimum 5 images must be included.
  8. If you use images or text other than those in the public domain (ei..NASA's) you must clarify the origin of that resource on your citation page and link to it in your site's footer.
  9. Larger Site design should be no larger than 960 px wide.
  10. Use external cascading style sheets to format text, control layout and to provide a consistent appearance to your site. .
  11. Create a navigation system for your site. The navigation is to be consistent, appearing prominently on all pages in the same location and order, easy to read and easy to navigate to.
  12. You need to have a form that allows the user to request information. At least three different items should be available. Users should be able to enter their name, address, any options, etc. (the form will not function).

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
Week 6  

 

Create two functional image galleries (sliders/slideshows). The image gallery you create should have the following characteristics:


  • At least 6 images in each gallery
  • Good typography

Also, explore the web and list one other slideshow creation technique and link to it in the document. Then, briefly describe how it differs from the one you used and its pro and cons.

 

Submission.

  • Link your homepage from your index page.
  • Save and Upload all associated files to your web site.
  • HTML pages must be uploaded to the student web server by due date

https://screensiz.es/tablet This is a good resource that shows the sizes of phones, dvices, etc.

 

https://css3clickchart.com/ This chart has some good CSS stuff

 

https://www.webfx.com/web-design/random-color-picker/#2867A7 Just hit the spacebar and get a lot of colors. It is cool.


Resources:

 

W3C Responsive Web Video

 

Week 7

 

Create a Photoshop mock-up of your Landing Page to your Project 1 Bootstrap Site.

Save as jpg and link to Exercise 7.

 
Week 7 October 7, 2020

Exercise #6: Bootstrap

 

Using the Bootstrap videos from Atomic Learning , build a responsive layout using a grid system for two pages: 

  • About Me
  • Activities

You may include fictional information and photos. Use the examples to help guide you.

Include the following information:

  • Include one of the following in the background: color, image or texture.
  • Create a Navigation system for your three pages. Pages will contain descriptions about you as an artist/designer (you can make it up), your favorite activities (ie. scuba diving), and your favorite hobbies. You should include images within your descriptions, as needed.
  • Include at least two (2) icons to social media sites on your description panel. Have them link (does not have to be to your personal accounts).

Use the Following Steps to assist you:

  1. Create the proper folder structure
  2. Download the link to the Bootstrap Files
  3. Download the link to the jQuery scripts
  4. Create a Basic HTML file
  5. Add this extra code in the head section of your documents: viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0">
  6. For all pages create a row that spans across all 12 columns for a header & create basic tab navigation with 3 links to your pages 
  7. On page 1 create a new row that contains 2 columns
  8. On page 2 create a new row that contains 3 columns  
  9. For all pages create a new row that spans across all 12 columns for a footer
  10. Create a new CSS document for your styles
  11. Add Headings to rows/columns
    1. <h1>h1. Bootstrap heading</h1> (on both pages)
    2. <h2>h2. Bootstrap heading</h2> (on both pages)
    3. <h3>h3. Bootstrap heading</h3> (on page 1)
    4. <h4>h4. Bootstrap heading</h4> (on page 2)
    5. <h6>h6. Bootstrap heading</h6>  (on both pages in the footer)
  12. Add paragraphs/content to rows/columns
  13. Add images to rows/columns
  14. Add two Bootstrap css buttons on all three pages and link it to two social media sites
  15. Apply text formatting
  16. Change colors of the text

 

 

 

 

 
Week 8      
Week 9  

 

 
Week 10 November 18, 2020

 

https://www.visualcapitalist.com/our-top-infographics-of-2018/ (Links to an external site.)

https://makeawebsitehub.com/best-infographics/ (Links to an external site.)

https://www.creativebloq.com/graphic-design-tips/information-graphics-1232836 (Links to an external site.)

https://graphicmama.com/blog/infographic-design-trends-2018/

 

 

INTERACTIVE INFOGRAPHIC STORYBOARD 

Create a storyboard for your interactive infographic showing what happens when there is an interaction. If you have repetitive information and interactions, you only need to storyboard one set of interactions.
For instance, if you have a pie chart that has information displayed with a hover effect, then you only need to storyboard one slice of the pie for us to see the interaction. 

See sample storyboards attached. Please know this can be on a single page that scrolls.

Save Infographic as jpg and place on html page.

Link to your index page.

infographic_storyboard.jpg 

i_info_travel_01b.jpg 

tsunami_storyboard.pdf 

 
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