Assessment

Greetings. This is Andrew Wignall's Assessment (which isn't publicly known so you're devious) in the form of a web page. All of the questions will be answered. So, stick by! To make questions easier, just click on the following to easily guide yourself through my questions!

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In this six weeks, I have done several things on my web page. The main topic for my web page is Dilbert, because every page focuses on it. It is mainly about the Zone, but it has some information that is not entirely from the Dilbert Zone. To find out, you'll just have to see for yourself.

Some frustrations and difficulties in creating my ten web pages is that I couldn't get all of my Javascript to work. I have been trying to get my onMouseDown and onMouseUp to work, but it hasn't worked too well. However, I have been getting a lot closer, and I feel that I have it working. Also, there are some people that make squeeky voices, don't talk about school, and play games all day long (I'm not naming people) that have disturbed me daily, which I am very perturbed about.

I have helped numerous people on the project. I can't remember all of their names, but I have helped Richard, Courtney, Brian, and many others. I helped them in finding mistakes in their code, so they could correct them and make their page look better. I also taught several people about their code, so I partially their teacher.

Nobody helped me. Sorry.

My web page topic is Dilbert. I have made eleven pages, all with a similar layout, but they have different content. The titles for the links that I have pretty much explain everything:
Home| Dilbert Zone General Information| Zonimation| List of the Day| Daily Mental Workout| DNRC| Center for DUHcision Making| Characters Page 1| Characters Page 2| Characters Page 3| Dilbert Stock Page| End

I have used a lot of graphics in my web site. They are NOT copyrighted, since I made them myself. The only use for the pictures is for navigation. The reason that I have so many is that I have onMouseOver and onMouseOut on the bottom navigation bar. I would like to have pictures of the Dilbert Characters on my web site, but they are copyrighted, so I just link people to the Unitedmedia pictures.

I'll have to thing about what three things I learned on the project. I learned more about onMouseOver and onMouseOut events. I also learned that Javascript is a lot easier than it looks. I also learned about tables for creating a better web page. In addition, I learned that Mr. Cole went computer convention.

All considering, I would have to give myself the following grade on my project, in relation to what everbody else has done: 100