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Homework 9: Processing Images
1) Take two or three tasteful pictures with your phone or camera and upload them to your computer, or a campus computer. Email is one way you can do this.
2) Using Adobe Photoshop (on a campus machine, unless you have a copy) resize them to 1024x768 px.:
Go to Image-menu, then down to Image Size.
Or you can use other image processing software that you have access to.
3) Display these pictures, and your SVG-image, inside Flexboxes on your Homepage (index.html) or a new page that is linked to your Homepage.
More Fun with Flexboxes in our Github Issue!
4) Store your image-files inside a new folder named "img" or "images". When linking to your image-files in your HTML-file, remember to add this directory to the link:
<img src="img/filename.jpg" alt="description here"/>
5) As usual:
a) make sure that there is no internal or in-line CSS (or image-sizing) in your HTML files .
b) use comments in both HTML and CSS, with initials and date, to indicate your modifications:
<!-- ghb 2018-10-31: This is a comment in an HTML file -->/* ghb 2018-10-31: This is a comment in a CSS file*/
c) after uploading to web space, check to see if your HTML and CSS are valid using the validator sites:
Validate your HTML: https://validator.w3.org/
Validate your CSS: http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/
d) push all content to your personal Github repos and to your webspace.
Homework 9: Processing Images 1) Take two or three tasteful pictures with your phone or camera and upload them to your computer, or a campus computer. Email is one way you can do this. 2) Using Adobe Photoshop (on a campus machine, unless you have a copy) resize them to 1024x768 px.:
Go to Image-menu, then down to Image Size.
Or you can use other image processing software that you have access to. 3) Display these pictures, and your SVG-image, inside Flexboxes on your Homepage (index.html) or a new page that is linked to your Homepage. More Fun with Flexboxes in our Github Issue! 4) Store your image-files inside a new folder named "img" or "images". When linking to your image-files in your HTML-file, remember to add this directory to the link:<img src="img/filename.jpg" alt="description here"/>
5) As usual: a) make sure that there is no internal or in-line CSS (or image-sizing) in your HTML files . b) use comments in both HTML and CSS, with initials and date, to indicate your modifications:
<!-- ghb 2018-10-31: This is a comment in an HTML file -->
/* ghb 2018-10-31: This is a comment in a CSS file*/
c) after uploading to web space, check to see if your HTML and CSS are valid using the validator sites: Validate your HTML: https://validator.w3.org/ Validate your CSS: http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/ d) push all content to your personal Github repos and to your webspace.