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WLLS 102 Class 2 2/13/2004

WLLS 102 Class 2 2/13/2004. Professor C. Shilepsky Wells College. Krug. What is the main point? Web pages should be self-evident Why? It makes them seem better Krug's concern: Anything that "makes him think" Examples of other technologies that make you think?.

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WLLS 102 Class 2 2/13/2004

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  1. WLLS 102 Class 22/13/2004 Professor C. Shilepsky Wells College

  2. Krug What is the main point? Web pages should be self-evident Why? It makes them seem better Krug's concern: Anything that "makes him think" Examples of other technologies that make you think?

  3. Web Reading How do you read a novel or a calculus text? How do you "read" a web page? Web reader characteristics: Non-linear Drive-by In a hurry: scan first, read if you must Information-driven

  4. Next: Begin to Define your Project Needs assessment • The first and most important step • What is it supposed to do? • Does someone want it? More formally, identify • Objective • Audience • Resources and materials Ask yourself • Is this an appropriate web application? • What will make it effective? • Am I interested in it?

  5. Examples A student organization A professor A special interest A hypothetical (or real) business Go to CS 105 examples

  6. HTML Tags to format document content Usually in pairs: <tag> content </tag> Document sections: <html> --brackets the whole page <head> --not displayed in the page <title>...</title> </head> <body> --displayed in the page </body> <html>

  7. New Tags Today Headings <h1>...</h1> Paragraphs <p> ... </p> Lists <ul> or <ol> <li>first item</li> <li>second item</li> ... </ul> (note indenting) Special characters. E.g. < is represented by &lt; in the file blank space is represented by &nbsp;

  8. Where to Put Tutorial 1 Files aurora.wells.edu your public_html directory ... index.htm tutorial.01 tutorial.02 chem.htm (all other needed files) • To view • your home page: http://aurora.wells.edu/~you • your assignment: http://aurora.wells.edu/~you/tutorial.01/chem.htm

  9. Logistics Do the tutorial on the disk I give you View intermediate versions on your computer Host the finished version on aurora: • make a subdirectory of public_html called tutorial.01 (use the mkdir button) • connect to the subdirectory (click on the subdirectory) • transfer all files included in the pages • view your results at http://aurora.wells.edu/~you/tutorial.01/chem.htm Ask for help early and often if anything is unclear

  10. Miscellaneous Try not to use anything that notes "This is supported by IE/Netscape but not Netscape/IE Appendix D lists all HTML tags—if it is just in Netscape or IE, don't use it Tutorial 2 tags will allow you to put links to your assignments on your home page Go over next week assignments Questions: email me, I am almost always near mail

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