CIS89A - More coding practice

Some students want more directed coding practice. Hereare some addition coding challenges.

These follow the topics of the course modules.

1. Getting Started . continue to modify your HTML and CSS. Modify the background, change the picture . change the size of the text, vary the font . change the size and shape of the shading behind the text
2. HTML Basics * lists . make lists within lists, test combinations of numbered (ol) and un-ordered (ul) lists
3. Links . demonstrate more of the options for link behaviors - where the linked page displays . alter appearance for visited, ... . include information about the links in the link
4. Images and Media .
5. CSS Styling . explore addition styling options available by demonstrating them clearly in the page display . practice cascading with external, internal and inline styles
6. CSS Layout . use css to structure more complex page displays
7. Responsive Web Design . practice RWD by applying range of options to the same basic content to show functionality
8. Tables, Forms . use tables to structure more complex page displays . try out all the Google Forms options
9. Beyond HTML . make or modify an existing "game" in H5
10. Site Planning . review an existing site and write a 1-page site plan that would instruct developers to create that site - think of all that needs to be communicated
11. Web Site Projects . make yours even better
12. Summary, Peer Review . review sites using an evaluation criteria rubric - you own rubric or an other shared one

Other HTML and CSS coding practice projects

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