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#19 SjoenH opened 8 years ago
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It's really ugly

#18 SjoenH opened 8 years ago
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beautify the site

#17 SjoenH closed 8 years ago
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P1_requirements.html

#16 SjoenH opened 8 years ago
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Your HTML code for the document page is valid.

#15 SjoenH opened 8 years ago
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The document is well structured, easy to read, follows conventions, etc.

#14 SjoenH opened 8 years ago
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You come to the meeting with the instructor prepared (and as a team). Prior to the meeting you must have met with your client and uploaded a draft of the requirements document into your team directory on the server.

#13 SjoenH opened 8 years ago
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The site's content is covered properly. An excellent description will be comprehensive and detailed

#12 SjoenH opened 8 years ago
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The intended audience is identified accurately. An excellent discussion will describe how its audience differs from a generic one and how those differences pose a challenge for the web design.

#11 SjoenH opened 8 years ago
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The site's purpose and goals are described clearly and in details (as opposed to being vague and generic.)

#10 SjoenH opened 8 years ago
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Check: The requirements document contains all the requested information.

#9 SjoenH opened 8 years ago
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Upload the P1_requirements.html to the Documents folder of your team account AND upload this file in its learning.

#8 SjoenH opened 8 years ago
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The document must be in essay form (paragraphs of text, not just a bullet list or set of bullet lists), although you may use bullet lists when they are appropriate.

#7 SjoenH opened 8 years ago
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If known, the server where the site will reside after the project and the names of who will be responsible for the site maintenance.

#6 SjoenH opened 8 years ago
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A description of the content of the site and how it is organized. Think of this as the outline of a paper: it doesn't have to spell out the sentences or even the paragraphs, but it should mention major sections and even a few salient subsections. In your conference, be prepared to discuss the site's content, and to explore the feasibility of its design.

#5 SjoenH opened 8 years ago
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Who is the intended audience or typical user? Describe them and their needs for information and other content.

#4 SjoenH opened 8 years ago
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The site's purpose and goals and how they will be accomplished by the site. Try to draw a connection between the goals and specific content elements of the site.

#3 SjoenH opened 8 years ago
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Administrative details: the name of your client, and his or her position in the organization (or company), if applicable

#2 SjoenH opened 8 years ago
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At the top of the document, there should be your names, as authors, just as you would for any formal paper, together with the date.

#1 SjoenH opened 8 years ago
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