CIT-125 DB 5: Discuss positioning in web design and the ways that you might place or position elements on a page Review Questions Read the text along with the lecture to research Positioning, Page Layout and Data Tables and how they apply to building a web site. Also feel free to Read more
CIT-125 Week 4 DB: To demonstrate your understanding of type and typeface as critical components of web page design Review Questions Read the text along with the lecture to research Typography, Graphics and Color and how they apply to building a web site. Also feel free to use Internet resources to support your discussion. Read more
CIT 125 Week 3 Assignment: Adding CSS Build on your web site with the Cascading Style Sheet Build on your web site with the Cascading Style Sheet Click here to Find all Assignments for CIT-125 Course Didn’t find your answers? Don’t worry we are here to help you! Ask Questions Follow the instructions Read more
CIT-125 DB 3: Using DOCTYPE, CSS, and the Box Model Assume that you are a web designer hired to create a web site for the President of Canterbury University Using DOCTYPE, CSS, and the Box Model Assume that you are a web designer hired to create a web site for the President Read more
CIT-125 Week 2 Assignment: Creating a Webpage Begin by creating a folder and place it in your documents folder. Name it cs125_webdesign Inside of this folder is where you are going to place all of your documents for this class. [all html files & images] Now, Review the Tutorial found at Read more
CIT-125 Week 2 Assignment Poor Design vs. Good Design Find two web sites and review them within the context of the following: 1. Poor Design – The first web site should demonstrate bad design that has poor style and awkward navigation. 2. Good Design – This second web site should demonstrate our criteria of a Read more
CIT-125 Week 2 Reflections on the Reading: What are some human factors to consider when building a Website This week you will be reviewing chapter 1 and reading chapter 3 in your book. When you have completed your readings, respond to each of these questions with brief, succinct, well thought out, and factual reflections. You should not Read more