Project 1
This project is intended to exercise everything we have learned in class up to (excluding) JavaScript. The task is to implement a multi-page static website without using any third-party libraries, toolkits, templates, or existing code. A design may be created from scratch or adapted from any website/theme/template available online (but no code may be reused from any source: not your own, not a library or toolkit, not an existing website, not a template).
The content may be anything—a fictitious business website, a personal website for yourself, a website for an organization you belong to, etc. Alternatively, you may clone an existing website (recreate a site that already exists). Think about your site content, layout, pages, design (read chapter 18 in our book).
Goals
The purpose of this project is to practice using and demonstrate understanding of:
Git
- Code locally, push to GitHub
- Conflict resolution
HTML
- Create multi-page static website
- Demonstrate understanding of all major tags
CSS
- Implement responsive design
- Demonstrate understanding of common properties
Requirements
- HTML correctness (validation)
- HTML variety (use of many tags)
- Accessibility
- Responsiveness (media queries)
- CSS correctness (validation)
- CSS variety (use of many properties)
- Team delegation (splitting up of work)
- Consistency between pages (header, footer)
- Code style (indentation)