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Problem:  I have decided to open my own flower shop and name it Cheryl’s Floral Emporium.  My director of marketing has advised me that I should have my own Web site. This would be the perfect venue in which to advertise and promote my new floral adventure. I have hired you to create my new Web site. Creativity is one of my top requirements since floral design is a highly creative process. Basic Requirements: Check Off When Completed Web Page Description You Will Need the Following Files You Will Save Web Page as Home page The home page should provide an introduction to Cheryl’s Floral Emporium. This page also needs contact information and a photo of our entrance and our logo. Please include the flower picture as well. New blank file Introduction.txt contact.txt shop door.jpg logo3.jpg flowers.jpg Index.htm Feature page The name of this page is Signature Classes. This page features my signature classes that will be offered. The page should incorporate a JavaScript script, placed in the head section that contains a scrolling text message. Please include at least two future classes of your own creation! New blank file. feature.txt Christmas floral.jpg script.txt feature.htm Calendar page Include a page name. Include a JavaScript script across the top of the page. Please create a calendar for December. (see tut 12 folder included for files  This is located on pg 670 in text) I will give you ten extra credit pts if you can incorporate the countdown for Christmas Day. (clock function is on pg 618 of text). New blank file deadlinescript.txt I have included tut 12 monthly calendar files and tut 11 clock files for you. calendar.htm Order page Include a page name. This page should feature an order form for those wanting to purchase floral pieces or sign up for one of my design classes. I would like each of you to design your own order form. You have learned several methods of design.  The only thing I ask is to incorporate the jpg files that I have included and that the form should use the most method and be submitted to http:www.cheryl’sfloral emporium.com/cgi-bin/display_results.pl. New blank file rose1.jpg rose3.jpg lilies.jpg pansies.jpg potted arrangement.jpg order.htm As you create the Web site, the design and presentation of the information is your choice, but pay careful attention to the following items: ·  Use of color, fonts, legibility, and consistency. ·  Make sure my logo is used through out! ·  Make sure you use correct form of file hierarchy (image folder, etc.) ·  Each Web page should include a comment with the page name and your first and last names. ·  Each Web page should include an appropriate title (include title tags) and headings. ·  Each web page should include a consistent navigation area that contains links to the other three pages in the Web site. Make sure all your hyperlinks are functioning! ·  Use Alt tags for all graphics. ·  Styles should be included throughout the Web site. ·  The Web site should validate as transitional XHTML. Specific Information for each page: 1.  Review the Ppt slides that I have created on Design Principles in session 15. These were created to facilitate your knowledge about Web design principles and about what works and what doesn’t. 2.  You will be utilizing the design rubric (mandatory assignment) in your design process. The object of this project is for you to do a design analysis before you actually begin your creation of the Web pages. It defeats the purpose to do it after your work is done. Truly great designers put there thoughts on paper first and then dig in! 3.  Create a new document in notepad and save it as indicated. 4.  At the beginning of the document, insert the XML, declaration and the complete <!DOCTYPE> definition, and then press enter four times 5.  Add html element with xml namespace. 6.  Add comment with your name. 7.  Add body. 8.  Close body and html. 9.  Save as directed and view in several browsers to verify all is well!. web site file 

In this chapter, we create independent programs that are closely associated with each other. All the programs are components of a phone directory program. The intention is that you can continue your programming exercises by programming a phone directory. The exercises in this chapter can easily be converted into functions for a larger entity. The name and number data for the phone directory are contained in the file "phonedir.txt" which has the following format: 4 Firstname Lastname 050-3500980 John Doe 041-3478924 Brian Smith 040-3980982 Brita Smith 05-4567393 The first line of the file indicates the number of names added to the directory as an integer. The first name, last name and telephone number are processed in text format. The data items are separated by spaces in the file, and the length of an individual item (such as a first name) may be no more than 20 characters. Each line includes the information for one person only. The directory may contain a maximum of 50 people. Your first task is to write a program for adding a new telephone number to the directory. Upon execution, the program must first ask for a first name, after which it prompts for a last name and a telephone number. When data is saved, the value on the first line of the file must increase by one. Note that in order to simplify the exercise, the data to be entered may not include a newline character, for example. Each personal data item is stored on its own line. (Remember the newline character.) Example output  Enter first name:JohnEnter last name:ExampleEnter telephone number:123-4567890Successfully saved the data.