repeat assessment 1 Web Development Client Side Summer 2020 Module code: COMP H1035 Repeat Assessment Assessment Type: Practical Web Development Project and Report Weighting: 100% Maximal Possible...

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repeat assessment 1 Web Development Client Side Summer 2020 Module code: COMP H1035 Repeat Assessment Assessment Type: Practical Web Development Project and Report Weighting: 100% Maximal Possible Mark: 100 marks Submission Date: 31st August 2020 Contact: [email protected] Assessment Guidelines Website: Using HTML and CSS design a web page for a Summer Music Festival taking place on the Coast of Ireland. The website will have 4 HTML pages: 1. a homepage 2. a page with details of the line-up/acts 3. a page with details of the area/location 4. a contact page The website should: • have a well thought-out and consistent design that uses at least 1 media query to change the layout of columns • use HTML5 semantic tags where available • make good and efficient use of CSS • use media queries to enable a layout that changes dynamically based on screen size • have a pleasant and well-designed colour scheme • adhere to best practice and basic web standards (validate your HTML and CSS) 2 • include text content that has been created by you or borrowed from a relevant website (cite your source in the report and make sure you do not use the same layout as the site!) • include embedded media such as images, audio, and/or video • The contact page should include a web form with appropriate methods, controls, and validation settings that will process correctly using a basic mailto action • includes a responsive menu/navigation that makes use of JavaScript and/or jQuery • use a number of internal and external links that should all work correctly • have comments added to code where appropriate Report: The website should be accompanied by a report documenting the decisions made in developing the website. The reports should include the following six sections: 1. Introduction / Background 2. Process - Explain the process used or steps taken to create the website 3. Design/Layout: -Detail the design, colour and layout choices made and including images and diagrams that illustrate the website layout process. 4. Coding for Responsive Design: -This section should include information about what steps you have taken to ensure that your website displays well on multiple screen sizes. 5. Organisation: -Explain your folder structure, and include a diagram of your folder structure. 6. Conclusion The report should be submitted in the format of a word document. It should be well-structured under the headings above, and material should not be repeated under multiple headings. Headings should be formatted and indexed appropriately so that page numbers are correct and correspond to the index. Consistent fonts, spacing, and headings should be used throughout. The document should not have any spelling or grammatical errors. Your report should have a word count of 800- 1,200 words. Submission: The finished product for hand-in will be a zipped file that includes a functioning HTML website, with any external stylesheets and supporting JavaScript files included. Your complete submission should include all HTML, CSS, JS, Audio & Image files. A word document containing your report should also be included. 3 All files should be placed in a Zip folder that preserves the relative website structure and uploaded to Moodle before the due date. The total zipped file should be under 200mb in size - no exceptions. Consult the marking rubric and ensure that all requirements are met. VERY IMPORTANT: Course upload limit is 200mb. Submissions will only be accepted if all files are uploaded in a zip file or similar archive folder.