Final Site Overview After weeks of intense work, your client is excited to view the final webpage. Instructions Remember to include: A consistent design and color scheme. An external CSS document to...

Overview

After weeks of intense work, your client is excited to view the final webpage.

Instructions

Remember to include:

• A consistent design and color scheme.




• An external CSS document to control these aspects.


• CSS applied to a single page.


• Use of inline styles.




• A consistent navigation between parts of your site.


• A minimum of 5–8 pages.


• At least three external hyperlinks.


• An e-mail link with the subject filled in.


• A form (it doesnothave to connect to a database, because that is beyond the scope of this class).


• Properly placed images on at least three pages.


• The use of alert message on one page.


• JavaScript that adds value to your page. This could be mouse-over events for navigation, a photo gallery, form field validation, performing a calculation in a form (such as adding tax or shipping), et cetera.


• JavaScript additions.


• The preparation of the desktop and mobile versions of your site.

Requirements

Now that you have begun to write your pages in HTML, please add the following to a comment in theof your work:

• Name, date, week #, class with section, and campus # (for example, CIS373001VA016)

Always zip your work into a single folder for uploading to Blackboard. You’ll want to keep each week separate so that you can review earlier iterations of your site, in case you want to revert to something based on feedback from your professor.

This course requires the use of Strayer Writing Standards. For assistance and information, please refer to the Strayer Writing Standards link in the left-hand menu of your course. Check with your professor for any additional instructions.

The specific course learning outcome associated with this assignment is:

• Develop a functional desktop and mobile version of a website.