DMS102/CSC170D: Introduction to Web Development
Spring 2013
Assignment 1: HTML
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Create a page whose title is
Your Name's Web Page
(without the quotes) where of course you replace Your
Name with your name. That should be the title of the page in
the head of the document, and also the toplevel heading in the
body of the document. From now on, all pages you turn in should
have a document title and a toplevel heading.
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Create a page on a subject that interests you (a topic, a team, a
band, a color, the letter
Q
, whatever). Your page should
include:
- A document title and toplevel heading (of course)
- At least two short paragraphs of original text on the
subject
- At least one list (ordered or unordered) of at least three
items related to the subject
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Create a page that includes an example of a nested list (that is,
a list one of whose items is another list).
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Create two pages that each include:
- a link to a different external website
- a link to the other page
Submit both pages.
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Find or create an image file. If you take your image from the web,
make sure it is licensed appropriately, such with a Creative
Commons license. Create a webpage that contains:
- The image included inline in the document
- A link to the image
Submit both the document and the image.
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Create a page with a table on it such that:
- The table has four columns
- The table has four rows
- The first row consists of column headers
- At least one cell in a row spans more than one column
- Create a page with the following form on it:
- A text field in which to enter your name
- A menu with three choices (you decide what is being
chosen and what the possible choices are)
- A checkbox for some property that you choose
- A set of three radio buttons for some property that you choose
- A submit button labelled "Submit"
Remember that each element in the form needs a unique and
meaningful label and should be labeled appropriately on the form.
The URI for the action
attribute of the form
should be the following:
http://www.cs.rochester.edu/courses/170d/spring2013/assignments/1/form.cgi
For your assignment submission, include both the page with the form
and also the page returned after pressing the submit button. That
is, fill out and submit the form, then save the page you get back
and upload it to Blackboard with your HTML source.
Last update: Wednesday, 23-Jan-2013 14:45:22 EST