Goal:
- Develop a professional website to market yourself to prospective employers.
- Demonstrates your skills with basic HTML and CSS.
Specifics:
There’s some flexibility built into this assignment, but here are a few requirements.
Below are 4 wireframes for the site . When building the site, try to mimic these wireframes as close as you can.
Home page:
Education page:
Skills page:
Work history page:
You must build a website writing your own code, but may start with a template that closely matches the wireframes above. Check outhttps://html5up.net/Links to an external site.
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Colors, fonts, and images may be freely chosen. If you don't have an image of you working or studying, take one or ask a friend to take one for you. If you're uncomfortable adding pictures of yourself, add other relevant images. Be sure you don't use any images that are copyrighted.
On some pages, the right side bar lists groups for "honors and awards", "extracurricular", and "volunteer". If you don't have anything under a particular group, leave that block off the page. Feel free to add new categories. You may also change the order.
When finished, upload the files to the Faber web server. The root directory that you each uploaded your files to can be accessed at http://faber.ecu.edu/intra/[PirateID]. If you create any sub-folders, you will need to add that to the link. So, the full link to submit will look something like: http://faber.ecu.edu/intra/[PirateID]/Project1/index.html. Be sure to test the link.
For credit, two things must be submitted. The URL link to the website and a video explaining how you satisfied the rubric. First, submit the URL link. After you submit the link, select "New Attempt". This time click on the Media Recordings button and give me a review of what you did for each aspect of the rubric.