Personal Project Guidelines Grading: 20 points of final grade Instructions Ok, you have been permitted to express your true creative self and develop a Web page for a topic that interests you so that you can be truly fulfilled in life.

Some suggested project topics: Offices (Lawyers, doctors, accountants, small stores...), day care centers, baseball, football, basketball, other sports, hunting/fishing, clothing, cars are among many topics.

The construction of the web page must be logically correct and all parts of it must relate in some way to the purpose of the web page.

Web pages which are designed solely to meet grading standards as simply an accumulation of unrelated information will not be accepted.

Specifically, projects cannot come from other books or classes.

Grading standards You can choose any combination of features to reach 100 points. It is worth 20% of your final grade.

Any feature that is not explained correctly in the verification with the teacher will not be given credit in the grad How do I verify my Personal project ? You will sit down with me with your disk and pull up your project.

I will pick out selected features in your web page and will ask you to identify in Notepad where the HTML code is for this feature. In addition, I will pull up your HTML code in Notepad and ask you to identify sections of HTML code and where those results show up in the Web page.

Grading 1. Author information (Required can be a link to your resume assignment) A picture of the student (3 points) Working email address (2 points)

2. Use CSS files having at least 5 rules. (Required 20 points)

3. Formatting outside of the CSS fie (1 point for each formatting feature, maximum of 8 points) Centering, boldfacing, and another formatting should be used to enhance the Web pages

4. Structural Element (e.g. article, aside, footer, nav, section) (3 points each, maximum 6 points)

5. Special Characters (1 point each maximum 3 points)

6. (Hypertext links) Anchor names and links inside a page (total of 4 points) Links to the internet (total of 2 points) Links using hotspots or image map. (total of 5 points)

7. Usage of metadata (1 point per meta element maximum 3 points)

8. Colors: Usage of hexadecimal to define color (2 points each maximum 4 points) Color enhancement using hsla or rgba (3 points each, maximum of 6 points)

9. Graphics (2 points each maximum 4 points)

10. Contextual Structure in the CSS file (5 points each maximum 10 points)

11. Attribute selector using an id or class in the CSS file (4 points each maximum 12 points)

12. Styling text using elements shown on the demo site (2 points each maximum 6 points)

13. Ordered/Unordered list (2 points each maximum 4 points) Changing the list style type (3 points each maximum 6 points)

14. Pseudoclass or pseudoelement (5 points each maximum 10 points)

15. Web forms ( 10 points) One web page should have a form in a similar style as 6 in the HTML book.

16. Comment (2 points)

17. Originality (10 points)

18. Links or embedded video or audio clips (10 points)

19. Table (3 points each maximum 3 points) CSS table formatting (2 points each maximum 6 points)

20. Box Model (2 points per property (i.e. padding, border, margin maximum 12 points)

21. BackgroundImage (3 points maximum 3 points)

22. Usage of overflow (2 points maximum 4 points) BONUS!

Javascript functions or applets (5 points on your final grade