The final web site project must be a direct implementation of your previous assignment.  Additional material and minor changes are acceptable.  Topic changes or major redesigns are discouraged.

Have your name in the title of the first page, or have your name in comments somewhere at the beginning of the html code of the first page.

The first page in your website should have the filename of "index.htm".

All the pages in the site should have the same basic "look and feel" so that the site looks whole, complete, and professional.  Same "look and feel" means that in general, fonts, colors, layouts, etc, look similar and contiguous between all the pages on the site.

Make sure your site looks good at various resolutions.  Make sure your web site displays properly at an 1024 pixel wide resolution.  You can do this by resizing your browser window or changing the screen resolution of your computer for testing.

All of your html and image files must be contained within one project folder.  You may have subfolders under the project folder if you wish for organizational purposes.  Please do not give me extraneous files that are not used in your web site.  I do not want extra graphic files and other temporary files that you may have created.  By giving me a copy of your project folder, I should have everything that I need to see your web site.

Test, Test, Test!  Put your files on a USB flash drive and test on another computer before presenting to the class.  This is extremely important!

Things to keep in mind:

• This web project is your final exam!
• Spend the time necessary to do a great job and to have a professional looking site.
• Consistent look and feel across the site. 
• Use your creative skills. 
• You may wish to incorporate graphics that you created in your other classes.
• Test your site thoroughly in Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, and Google Chrome.
• This may be a project that you want to include in your portfolio.
• And most of all...  have fun!

Sample student web projects from the past year to get design and topic ideas from.

Everyone must zip up their project and submit it to the D2L dropbox.

If you are presenting in person live to the class, bring your final project on a USB flash drive.

If you are presenting remotely, be prepared to present via WebEx. Use a headset for mic/audio.

If you cannot present live to the class, then responsibility falls on you to find screen capture recording software, make a clear presentation recording and uploading it to YouTube two days before presentation day. You must email your instructor the public YouTube link so your instructor can show your presentation to the class on your behalf.

Present completed web project to the rest of the class.  The projector resolution is approximately 1024 X 768.

Your project will be graded and you will receive feedback. (This assignment is worth 45 points)

Grading criteria: