Individual Case Project – Chapter 11
Build a test frameset that you would consider using if you were required to adopt frames for your project Web site. Use some sample content pages from your project Web site. Test your frameset at different resolutions and in different browsers. Code your frameset to work at both 800 x 600 and 1024 x 768 resolutions. Write a short description of how you would have to change your existing design and content to adapt to a frameset.
Individual Case Project – Chapter 12
Build a user feedback from form for your project Web site. You can refer to the sample feedback form in Chapter 3 for ideas. Customize the types of questions you ask to match the content of your site. Create both scaled questions and open-ended questions for your users. For example, ask users to rate the navigation of your site on a scale of 1 to 5, and also include a text area input where they write about their experience of navigating your Web site. Although you will not be able to activate the form (because you don’t have an appropriate script to process the data), you can demonstrate the types of questions you would ask users to find out more about their habits when they visit your site.
Individual Case Project – Chapter 11
Build a test frameset that you would consider using if you were required to adopt frames for your project Web site. Use some sample content pages from your project Web site. Test your frameset at different resolutions and in different browsers. Code your frameset to work at both 800 x 600 and 1024 x 768 resolutions. Write a short description of how you would have to change your existing design and content to adapt to a frameset.
Individual Case Project – Chapter 12
Build a user feedback from form for your project Web site. You can refer to the sample feedback form in Chapter 3 for ideas. Customize the types of questions you ask to match the content of your site. Create both scaled questions and open-ended questions for your users. For example, ask users to rate the navigation of your site on a scale of 1 to 5, and also include a text area input where they write about their experience of navigating your Web site. Although you will not be able to activate the form (because you don’t have an appropriate script to process the data), you can demonstrate the types of questions you would ask users to find out more about their habits when they visit your site.
Individual Case Project – Chapter 11
Build a test frameset that you would consider using if you were required to adopt frames for your project Web site. Use some sample content pages from your project Web site. Test your frameset at different resolutions and in different browsers. Code your frameset to work at both 800 x 600 and 1024 x 768 resolutions. Write a short description of how you would have to change your existing design and content to adapt to a frameset.
Individual Case Project – Chapter 12
Build a user feedback from form for your project Web site. You can refer to the sample feedback form in Chapter 3 for ideas. Customize the types of questions you ask to match the content of your site. Create both scaled questions and open-ended questions for your users. For example, ask users to rate the navigation of your site on a scale of 1 to 5, and also include a text area input where they write about their experience of navigating your Web site. Although you will not be able to activate the form (because you don’t have an appropriate script to process the data), you can demonstrate the types of questions you would ask users to find out more about their habits when they visit your site.
Individual Case Project – Chapter 11
Build a test frameset that you would consider using if you were required to adopt frames for your project Web site. Use some sample content pages from your project Web site. Test your frameset at different resolutions and in different browsers. Code your frameset to work at both 800 x 600 and 1024 x 768 resolutions. Write a short description of how you would have to change your existing design and content to adapt to a frameset.
Individual Case Project – Chapter 12
Build a user feedback from form for your project Web site. You can refer to the sample feedback form in Chapter 3 for ideas. Customize the types of questions you ask to match the content of your site. Create both scaled questions and open-ended questions for your users. For example, ask users to rate the navigation of your site on a scale of 1 to 5, and also include a text area input where they write about their experience of navigating your Web site. Although you will not be able to activate the form (because you don’t have an appropriate script to process the data), you can demonstrate the types of questions you would ask users to find out more about their habits when they visit your site.
