CST272 Project No. 3
Create a Web Page—and CSS
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Start a new ASP.NET website project and develop an .ASPX web document of your
own design with the following components:
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The web document should implement a table with table headers; use an inline
style attribute to set width and margin properties to center the table in the
web document; this table is to be used for layout and positioning
of elements, not for entering tabular data in rows and columns; there should
be a minimum of 20 table data (detail) cells with information displayed in them
(not just a 1 × 20 or a 2 × 10 table)
- Include one or more heading tags (any size <h1> through> <h6>)
- Use a paragraph tag block at least once
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Add one or more images to the page (these image files must be submitted along
with the HTML document)
- Include at least one anchor tag to another web page
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Create an embedded style sheet in the <head> section that creates a
class name with formatting elements that you define; apply that class as
an attribute for one or more tags in the web document
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Create an external style sheet with several property elements and link it
to the web document
- Use the align property in one or more of the CSS elements
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Grading is on a scale from zero (lowest) to 10 (highest); better grades
are given to students who not only complete the specifications of the
assignment above, but go beyond the requirements to create a logically
meaningful/connected and stylistically pleasing web page
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Since Visual Studio projects consist of a large number of files in
several directories, it will be necessary to create a ZIP file of the
folder that contains the entire project.
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The completed project, which is the ZIP file that contains the entire
application, is due to Prof. Struck as an attachment to a
Brightspace
dropbox by 11:59 p.m. on the date specified in the course outline.