Stylin'

Now that your xhtml document is complete, you need to style it using CSS. Your web resume should have not formatting tags within it. You can add elemental tags such as br, div, classes etc. If you would like to see a few examples of other students finalized resumes (and portfolios) then click on the links listed below.

• Melody Li


• Edward Bodnar


• Donna Truong (IE only)


• David Tangen

XHTML/CSS Review

It is very important that you visit the following links and read the information on xhtml and css. If you don't read the information listed at these links, it will put you behind quite a bit. We will talk some about these in class today

Learn XHTML
Learn CSS

Resources

As you may notice, I have posted a resource list for this class. I have posted links to various web sites that will come in handy as we start working on various projects and assignments. I will add links and even possibly remove some depending on the topic we are covering and how my space is available. Please let me know if you have any questions!

~Mr. Hadley

Resume Assignment

Using http://www.w3.org you are to create a resume using xhtml code. There should be NO colors or font tags withing the code. Everything should be semantic mark-up and the document well formed (properly nested tags). Remember if you have questions about out assignment, you can visit my regular school website at http://www.mrhadley.net

So what is this blog for?

This blog is an area for your to post comments and your thoughts on a bi-weekly basis about the class and assignments we do. In today's technology market place, you are expected to be able to manage several different projects at once. You will be required to manage this blog, as well as your gmail account and the school ftp account for all of the projects you do in this class. More to come soon! Please feel free to contact me with any questions.

~Mr. Hadley