I have a new project that I need to do for my Advanced Web Development class, and I thought it would be nice to share it with you all. Over the course of the next 2 weeks, I need to create a Sitemap for my page and build in an RSS feed. At the moment, I have no idea how to do either of these things, so it should be quite the eye opener for me. I will keep everyone posted on what I find out as I work through it, and I will also let everyone know when it is finished, so that you can check it out if you are so inclined. The link to my page for that class is below, for anyone interested.
I am just beginning to dabble in web design and development, and I am learning a lot about it. This blog is going to be a place where I can post my findings to help others and possibly get feedback from others to further assist in the learning process.
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Wednesday, March 14, 2012
Thursday, March 1, 2012
My Page for School.
So, for part of my Advanced Web Development class, we are required to create a page using HTML. This page is uploaded onto a free web server and used to host links to all of our web assignments. Today, I have decided I am going to share that page with this class, so that people can check out some of the stuff I have been working on in my class. It is a work in progress that will be progressively filled in throughout the semester. I also have my assignments from last semester still in the database, but I removed the links to them. I will work on getting them back up soon. The URL for the page is:
http://majadamska.brinkster.net/
These are some examples of pages created with XML and using CSS to style them. Once I get my stuff up from last semester, those are examples of HTML pages, but still using CSS for styling. I hope you all enjoy checking out my beginning work.
http://majadamska.brinkster.net/
These are some examples of pages created with XML and using CSS to style them. Once I get my stuff up from last semester, those are examples of HTML pages, but still using CSS for styling. I hope you all enjoy checking out my beginning work.
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