Final Project specifications

There are a lot of details here, so pay close attention to detail.

All 4 pages will have the same structure, created using tables. Set the page-defining table(the outermost table) to a width of 600px. You should be able to link to any page from any page.

Use the header text shown for each page.

Page "Final" will be the home page, the page link #1 leads to, and so on for all the pages.

"Final" will have a nested table in the body content area. That table will be set to a width of 100% with a cellpadding of 10. Give this table a yellow background color. Enter text of your choosing in this one-cell table.

"Flash" will contain a 20 frame motion tween, a 20 frame shape tween, and a button made in Flash that links to an external site. The Flash link should open in a new browser window. Be sure to provide the .fla files for the animations when you turn in the project.

"Java" will use the Marquee Java applet provided in the Java_Marquee link on the page where all the weekly assignments are posted. You will need to download the provided .html file and java class file. Copy the code from the html file that defines how the applet displays. Paste that code into your own page. Modify the text, font, font size, rgbText value and rgbBackground value (you'll have to provide an RGB color value for these last two items) using values of your own choosing.

"Javascript" will use the document.write function to write the text of your choice to the page. The text will be bold, italic, and red.

Create an external stylesheet that is used by all pages. The following styles must be defined:

1. headerBackground - Sets the header background color to light blue. Apply this style to the <td> tag that is the page header.
2. headerText - Defines the header text as Times, 30px, red.
3. navBack- Defines the navigation section background color as green. Apply to the <td> tag that holds the navigation links.
4. bodyText - Defines the body text use on the "Final" page as 14px, Courier, dark blue.

Where colors are described, use either color names or hex values as appropriate.