Prototypes

Why would anyone be interested in viewing the Web site that your team is developing?

Because it has a lot of information and its a really creative site.
 
Who are the possible customers for the site?
People that are interested in outer space or the NASA
 
How many pages are going to be necessary to complete the Web site your client wants?

5 pages

Based on the number of pages, what sort of navigational structure would work well for the site?

Links.....?

How can this design be shown using a site map and storyboard?

you could draw the folders and what pages lead to what pages

NASA Space Exploration

The "missions" are to create a website and make it as good as possible. They give you a theme and you have to create that website based on it.Our theme is the about the NASA. We are to work with partners and divide the same amount of work among us.

Flash CS3 – Concepts and Terms

1) What type of file can be modified in Flash CS3?
An FLA file is the raw editible file in Flash design

2) What is the national standard for American television video broadcast?
The U.S. Video Standard is NTSC (National Television System Committee).

3) What part of the Flash interface displays the movie you are working on?

The stage displays the movie you are currently working on.

4) You need to turn these on BEFORE you can use guides.
Right click on the "graphic" label and select "Add Motion Guide" from the pop-up window.

5) What is the gray area surrounding the Stage in Flash CS3?

The work area surrounds the stage.

6) What is the magnetic pull of objects to a grid?
The objects snap to the grid set up by Flash.

7) What is the default frame rate for Web playback in Flash CS3?

12 fps is the default framerate.

8) What is exporting your final Flash CS3 file called?

The final file type is SWF.
9) Designing for the Web is normally measured in what unit of measure?
The web is measured in pixels.
10) What are palettes in Flash CS3 called?

Flash uses panels instead of palettes.

Getting Started with Dreamweaver

In Dream Weaver, a site generally consits of 2 parts: a collection on files on a local computer and a location on a remote web server that you upload the files to when you're ready to. when you creat a local site assets in the local site's root folder.
In Dreamweaver the term "site" can refer either to a website or to a local storage location for the documents that belong to the website. The lattter is what you need to establish before you begin buildint a website.
A Dreamweaver site consists of as many as 3 parts dependimg on the computing enviormrnt and the type of website you're developing.
The Firtas task is to copy the sample into the desired folder on your hard disk. With the folder selected drag it into the desired location. You'll define th folder that you copied into the my sites folder as your local folder.
In the Site Name text boxx, you enter the name as the name of the site.
Next, in the local Root Folder text box, you will specify th folder that you copied to My Sites folder.
The next step is to specify the default image folder.

HOCUS-FOCUS

Six Differences:

 

1) There's a pattern on the woman's shirt sleeve and on the second cartoon.

 

2) There's a plant on the first cartoon.

 

3) There's a bird cage behind the wall on the first picture.

 

4) The small boy's hat is facing the opposite way on the second picture.

5) On the first cartoon the big guy is holding glasses.

6) The woman's collar in the first cartoon is thinner then in the second one.

How would this activity help you as an HTML programmer?

It might help you pay attention to what you're doing.

How many differences did you discover?

I discoverd 6 differences in the cartoon.

Do you see these differences once they were pointed out to you?

Yeah... I saw the differences.

The way I could write a better code in the future is to pay better attention to the instructions and check my

work every few minutes.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Six Diffrences: 1-11-10

1. The hat of the boy on the second picture is up.
2. There's a sign on the tree on the first picture.
3. The car on the first picture has an antena
4. The bus stop sign on the first picture has another sign below it.
5. The boy leaning in the tree has a diffrent patterned shirt on the first picture.
6. The boy next to the dog looks surprised on the second picture.