The Project

The successful student will be able to:
1.	Design, deploy, and manage a complete informational website
2.	Implement a complete website using HTML 5, and CSS AND
3.	Graphics, placed and sized; 
4.	applying appropriate design, color, and art;
5.	 image maps
6.	creation of advanced tables and nested tables;
7.	creation of forms that contain advanced input types and attributes, 
8.	text areas, advanced lists; 
9.	use of a validation tool to debug an HTML document.

You must pick or design an appropriate project and submit it for approval by the end of the second week of class. Your project should be a complete informational web site.  A larger project might not need to be fully populated with data. If you have any questions on what is necessary for your project, contact Tookey.

You will be called on to design and develop your web page. You must footnote any idea that is not yours, and include a references section.  You will be asked to present your project to the class during the last week of classes and/or finals week for the semester.  Presentations, done in class or through ZOOM, if necessary, are just as much part of class as lecture, and will be tested on. This project should be the kind of quality work you would be proud to show prospective employers.  The project shall be equal in points to an exam.

TOPIC:
By September 6th you must email your web page topic/concept to Tookey for approval. Delays cause points lost on the final grade for the project.  If you have not gotten a response to your topic after 48 hours, please (re)submit.

REQUIREMENTS:
By the end of September if not before, you should know what the project needs to accomplish.
(This includes functional and non-functional requirements, basically what the user/stakeholder wants to have. Email a summary of what your web page will be, and a schedule for developing it (this semester). Delays in submission cause points lost on the final grade for the project.  

DESIGN:
By the end of October,  the design should be complete.  Email a site map/summary of your design, and a schedule for completing it. Delays in submission cause points lost on the final grade for the project.  

PROTOTYPE:
By the end of November, and preferably before Thanksgiving, you should have a working minimal subset prototype for your web page. When you have this, submit it. 

FINAL PRESENTATION:
You must present your project to the class, which will probably be during the December 3rd, the last week of classes before finals.  Your presentation should:
Convince any hypothetical or real stakeholder that your web page is perfect for their needs.
Convince your classmates that yours is the best web page possible for that purpose.
Convince your professor that you deserve an A because of your great understanding and application of advance web design.

FINAL SUBMISSION:
How you present may vary depending on what your project is.
Submit any PowerPoint or other material used in making your presentation.
Submit your completed project and all materials, including any appropriate diagrams, models, etc.
If you used any sources, submit a references section.
Source code must be included.
Zip all of your materials, and submit, via CANVAS.

PEER REVIEW:
Watch all of the presentations.
On a 0...10 scale, 10 being the best POSSIBLE work for that application, 0 meaning you have never seen that web page in your life, evaluate all presentations in the class.  If you give everyone the same score, your grade will suffer. Submit your evaluations, with any additional comments you wish to make, by email or CANVAS.