NEW FILES! computer skill final project

As you already remember, we previously worked on Unit 10: Assignment 1. In that assignment, you provided two good and two poor examples of Web design. Then, you outlined your reasoning based on the Web evaluation form: navigation, layout, coherence, clarity, graphics, and functionality. What you need to do now for your final project is: Review Unit 10 once again. Do Assignment 2 (10 points). Do Assignment 3 and write the link to your website in a word file (24 points). Upload all the files. Good Luck. ___________________ this is the link for assignment 2 and 3. Unit 10, assignment 2 and 3: https://bookshelf(dot)vitalsource(dot)com/reader/books/9781792407383/pageid/120 username: ASK SUPPORT PASSword: ASK SUPPORT _____________ this is the one she mentioned unit 10 assignment 1 Web_Design_Analysis_of_Arngren.net_(5).docx Deadline is Easter standard time 11:59 TASK: Assignment 2 For this assignment, create an outline for your website, and create at least two storyboards. We want this website to be an online portfolio of your university-related work. Of course, you will need a homepage, but in addition, you need to create at minimum the following pages: résumé, coursework, and projects. Feel free to add more pages if you want, but make sure that they are relevant to your college and professional life. Please also be very careful not to include content that could be considered harmful or offensive to others. 1. Create your outline starting with your homepage, and then pages that link from it. If your website pages link out to other sites, you can include those as subheadings in your outline. Many web-authoring tools allow you to embed media such as Twitter, Facebook, and blogs in your site. This can be a good way to manage your social presence and also keep up with it all. It is not a requirement for this assignment, but if you want to try doing this, include it in your outline. If you would rather create a sitemap than an outline feel free to do that instead. 2. Sketch how the homepage will be laid out in the top space on your storyboard. 3. In the navigation sections of your storyboards, list each link as it will be written on your webpage. If it is part of a navigation bar, specify that. Also describe where the link goes. 4. In the graphics section of your storyboards, list the filename for each graphic and describe it (e.g., BDC.jpg—this is a photo of Dr. Calandra). Assignment 3 1. Now that you have finished your planning, create a website. We feel that you should choose your Web authoring tool based on your level of expertise and experience with Web development. You should also make your choice based on your purpose. Weebly is easy to use but offers limited capability for customization. WordPress is a bit harder to learn, but it makes updates and blogging easy. Dreamweaver is a very powerful Web development tool with lots of room for creatively and sophisticated functionality for your site, but it will take time and money to get the most out of it. Since there are many more than just thes