This is the first assignment created for this Portfolio page.
The page includes my experiences with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
before this class.
It also includes my favorite projects from previous courses, my
known languages and frameworks. Finally, it talks about what I was
expecting from the class, and how it differed from how it actually
is.
This is the second assignment created for this Portfolio page.
The page includes a skeleton step-by-step instructions how
to upload to the Icarus server.
It also includes the following:
The student login information provided on the course's Canvas
page, how to upload files to Icarus, and how to compose the URL
and different URL examples using an assignments from my WEB 1430
folder.
This is the third assignment created for this Portfolio page.
It includes basic CSS topics, definitions for these topics,
and visual examples learned during Unit 3's Learning and Practice
Activites.
Some of the topics include: CSS Box Model, Padding Property,
Margin Property, Hover Property, Color Contrast, Position, and
Blur Property.
This is the eighth assignment was created for this Portfolio
page. It combines what was learned in Unit 8 to build a short
MadLib story. The story is built using HTML, CSS, and begineer
level JavaScript.
The story uses eight user inputs to create a basic story.
This is the ninth assignment was created for this Portfolio
page. It builds on what we learn in Unit 8 and introduces event
listeners. The event listeners are used to create a user
resposnive slideshow.
This slide show is dedicated to 18 of the world most famous
landmarks.
This is both the tenth and the eleventh assignments was created for this Portfolio
page. It demonstrates how to build a HTML form, and have it
interact with the user through event listeners and basic
JavaScript.
This form is dedicated to buying fake tickets to ride the London
Eye,
and tour London, England.
This is the most recent assignment was created for this Portfolio
page, and is also the last assignment to be added to this Portfolio.
It shows what we learn in Unit 11, and uses basic JQuery to create animation.
This page is dedicated to animating some paint splatters.