Places

Each name should link to a final-project proposal, and eventually will link to a final course project itself. Each photo should link to its owner's course home page (the document named "index.html" in a personal public_html/coms326 folder). In th eright column there's a link to the student's mideterm project, a review of multimedia storytelling. (The index.html page in a folder named "../coms326/reviews")

Faces

As long as you have a 100x50-pixel image named filename "100x50.jpg" in your coms326/images folder, that image should show up in the middle column of my table below, linked to your course home page. If you want a new image to appear on the list, just give it the same name and put it in the same place. Notice that this page created by one person depends on the content created by everyone else. The Web can be a collaborative space.

An "alt" tag provides "alternative text" if the picture isn't there. (Every significant image on a Web page should have an alt tag to provide information to text-only browsers and screen-readers.) The coding of this table will force any image into the 100x50 space, but you should crop your picture to that size so that it won't be stretched and distorted.

Need help? Resizing or cropping to an assigned size is an image processing skill that can be very valuable in Web design. Search for "fixed target size" or "fixed size" in Photoshop tutorials and, if you are using Gimp, see this "fixed dimensions" tutorial.