Getting started

Time to get started on the final project. Bat a few ideas around with your friends. Ask other people in the class, with the class forum.

Ray
Ray

Someone might steal my idea.

It's OK if ideas are similar. The final projects won't be identical, by the time you actually make pages with different bits and pieces.

Exercise

Final project ideas

List at least three ideas for your final project. Each idea should have a name, a short description, and a quick list of pages.

Include your name. Identify the idea you most want to do.

Do not do a website for a business, or other real organization. Their requirements might not match those of the course. If you want to do a prototype of a real site, that's OK. It will let you test ideas.

Here's an example:

Sample

Ideas from Suzie Chen

What we want to do: Pupperware

Idea 1: The Hammered Strings

A website for a local dulcimer rock band. Pages:

  • Home - slideshow
  • Band - about us kinda page
  • Events - what's coming up
  • Book us
  • Contact

Idea 2: Pupperware

A website for a small company that brings doggos to your event.

  • Home - slideshow
  • Services - What the company does
  • Packages - What you can buy. Maybe small, medium, and large?
  • Doggos - cute doggo photos
  • About - about the company
  • Work for us - jobs
  • Contact - contact form

Idea 3: Moore's 'Musement Mobile

Shaun Moore

Like a food truck, but for improv comedy.

  • Home - the value proposition
  • Services - what MMM will do
  • Booking - prices, how to book
  • Contact

Type your ideas in the solution field at the top of the submission form:

Submission form

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Let's see how the web works. The basics, anyway.