Irini Emanoilidis March 30, 2001 Stair Imagemap (Assignment #12) State the Problem: I need to create a webpage using imagemap and create at least five links. The imagemap must cover at least ¼ of the page. I also need to write a stair assignment explaining the process that I've gone through to complete the assignment. All this is due by midnight April 6, 2001. Tools: Brain: I need to think about a topic that I will use for this particular webpage. Computer: I need my computer to create the webpage on. Books, Notes, Lecture: I need to read the books and listen to the lecture to learn about imagemaps. Notepad: I need notepad to write down the html coding. Communication Software 3.5: I need this program to ftp my work to the server. Algorithym: My plan is to find a topic first that I want to create my webpage about. Then I need to find a background, and graphics that match the theme. Then I will need to create the imagemap on a specific graphic that I will choose and then I will test my page on different browser. Both IE and Netscape. If everything is working fine then I will ftp the page to the server. Implementation: I thought of use some of my favorite sites that I have about planning wedding and general bridal information. I had the sites on my favorites' list so, I needed to find appropriate background and graphics for my bridal theme. I made a search through Copernic and found many different sites with plenty of backgrounds and graphics. I chose the ones I liked and arranged them on my webpage. Then I created the imagemap and used five links. The imagemap was on the different parts of the main picture of a couple that I had. Clicking on the groom's, bride's and bridemaid's faces take you to three different links. Clicking on the hands of the couple and the pillow takes you to another two link, totalling five. I checked my page both on IE and Netscape and it was working properly. So, as a final step I ftp'd my page to the server. Refinement: I'm actually quite happy with the overall page. I may put next time a background music appropriate to the theme.