Reference no: EM133133465
ICT101 Introduction to Internet and Web Development
Overview
In this assessment, you will first read and understand a case study on the development of a website that serves as a marketplace for second-hand products. In this assessment, you will focus on frontend development. In particular, you will be addressing the architecture design of the website and developing a prototype for the website in the case study. Then, you will demonstrate your HTML and CSS programming skills and apply them in this close-to-real-life web development project.
Learning Outcome 1: develop simple web pages using and demonstrating basic aspects of HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript;
Learning Outcome 2: design effective and user-friendly simple web pages, embracing usability principles and adhering to style guides;
Assessment Tasks
Task 1:
Draw a website prototype for the website in the case study. You must NOT use HTML/CSS/JavaScript to build a website in task 1. You must draw the prototype on sheets of paper. The website prototype should comprehensively include functional requirements described in the case study. The prototype should include as three webpages to depict the view of suppliers, consumers, and website administrators. You are encouraged to use the various techniques to design your website as introduced in week 1. You may also use other techniques that you may think appropriate.
Task 2:
You are now to develop a comprehensive frontend for the website in the case study using HTML5 and CSS3. The frontend must comprehensively include all the functional requirements described in the case study and your prototype in task 1. There is NO minimum HTML page requirement nor maximum HMTL page requirement. Please note that we don't expect you to develop a real and complete website for the case study. However, you should try your best to utilise the web development skills that you learned in this subject for this project. Specifically, you will be evaluated in the below areas. Please read the marking rubric for further information.
• Overall webpage layout and styling
• Completeness and relevance
• Web form design
• Coding convention and quality of code
Attachment:- Introduction to Internet and Web Development.rar