Overview:

Transfer the text of your Resume into an HTML editor, and add the necessary tags to format the text into an HTML document. Publish the resulting HTML document onto your personal web space on trantor under the filename resume.html.

MAKE SURE THE NAME IS resume.html and that it is on the ROOT folder of your configured dreamweaver local site!

Scope of Work:

1.  Format your resume as a simple HTML document.
•  Start an HTML editor, then start a new HTML document (set up a proper HTML document structure with header and body tags).
•  Load your resume into a word processor, then copy the text of the resume over into an HTML editor.
•  Add the necessary header, paragraph, and font tags to properly format the text.
  Notes:
  • You MUST use CSS styles to format the text!
  • The CSS styles must be referenced from an external file and NOT located in the document itself.
  • Repeat: The CSS styles must be referenced from an external file and NOT located in the document itself.
• Save the HTML document to your personal folder on the webserver as resume.html.

2.  Adjust the HTML document colours, background, and title.
• Prepare an overall design for your web pages. Decide on a proper colour scheme and/or texture pattern to be used. Note that this design will affect all your web pages so that they have a consistent look and feel.
• Create an "img" folder under the folder where the HTML document is saved. Place all image files in this folder.
• If any background patterns are to be used on your web page, create the tilable pattern and place it in the "img" folder. Make sure any background pattern used does not detract from the main purpose of the web page, and that the text of the resume is readable.
• Create an image for the title of the document, and optionally for each main header and any other elements in your HTML document. Save these images in an "img" folder, and add the proper tags and attributes to your resume.html document so that they display properly.

3.  Add local references to your HTML document, and a local navigation system to jump within the document.
• Add an anchor tag at the top of the HTML document named "top". 
• Add the proper anchor tags and name the different headers and sections of your resume document.
• Add a link next to each of these anchor tags to return to the "top" of the document.
• At the top of your document, create a navigation system such as a navigation bar or a navigation panel using an image map. This should contain links to jump down to each header or section of your resume file.
• Note: This menu must be obvious and visible - not hidden as in a pulldown menu.

4.  Make sure the resume is readable in both Chrome (or Firefox) and Explorer browsers.
• Although the majority of our target audience is using Internet Explorer, your resume should be viewable in both browsers for maximum effect.

Attached Documentation:
-None.
 

Submission Requirements:
 

Due Date: 

Friday, Week 5 (12), before 10 pm.
 

Evaluation Scheme:

Evaluation Component	Weight
Resume format (70%)	-
Proper text HTML tags and use of CSS in document body	30
Resume Organization, look and feel	50
Navigation and local links (30%)	-
Proper use of anchor tags - Navigation to resume sections from top of document and back	20
Total:	100