ITC200 > 12) Final Protosite
Time now to take everything you have done and build yourself an HTML protosite that you will turn in as your final project and present during finals week.
Cut me some slack here: http://www.premiumdw.com/workstation
Download: http://www.premiumdw.com/drop/template-workstation.zip
Requirements:
- All pages must be coded to standards that you have learned in WEB110, WEB120 & WEB200.
- You must complete a home page, at least five product category pages and all product navigation and detail pages according to your information architecture.
- Your product detail pages must contain at least five products, for each product category, and should link to your shopping cart (with one generic product) when you click the “buy” or “add to cart” button.
- Your shopping cart must link all the way through what you have story boarded with that one generic product – this shall be done as an HTML mockup that I will be able to click through.
- This protosite will be presented in class during finals week for “presentation” credit and a URL will be emailed to me according to the class schedule.
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I get a vertical and horizontal scroll bar on the header portion of the page?
Let me clarify…I get those extra scroll bars on the workstation technologies page
Yes… I know. We talked about that in class several times.
overflow auto? hmm
I didn’t see the scroll bars when you pulled it up in class; Just when I look at it on my laptop. Must of missed that when it was brought up. Am I going to break something if I pull overflow auto out of the css there?
That was back in the day when I was trying that out. Pull it out and make sure you use the clear-fix method.
I fixed it and uploaded the new version of the template: http://www.premiumdw.com/drop/template-workstation.zip
Hi Mike
You can find my itc200 final project at:
http://www.nurselog.net/index/school/itc200/RueSports_homePage.html
It’s…fine. I’m out of time, so it doesn’t include the final payment page, and there are a few little things missing (footers for example). But, grade as you will.
Thanks for the opportunity to do this via independent study. Sorry I was too busy to make it into class this last couple of weeks.
Cheers!
Todd Schneider
ok, another AJAX cart tut that I like even better:
http://net.tutsplus.com/tutorials/php/build-an-ajax-powered-shopping-cart/
shopping cart tutorial:
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/aspnet/JQueryShoppingCart.aspx