Part I - Develop a project proposal.
You’ve been contacted by Steve’s Gourmet Ice Cream who needs a website that will showcase their unique ice cream products. They would also like a 30 second “viral video” to be showcased on the site.
Outline a series of steps to plan the project and then produce the documents. Make sure to address the following:
Cover letter to client
Research for concept and local market competition
Project planning tools (storyboard, flowchart, script, timeline)
Timeline for implementation / estimate of number of hours needed to complete the project.
Part II - Non Linear Sample – see board.
Monday, January 10, 2011
IMD I - Semester Exam
1. Use the diagram below to create a nonlinear project file in flash. Save your work to your login. This project will be graded from screen during the last 15 minutes of the exam.

Make sure buttons have rollover states 25%
Stop timeline 25%
Label timeline 25%
Button Created 25%
2. Flash Illustration and Animation
Import and trace the two shapes shown below using the pen tool.


3. Illustrate the character shown below. Break the character into separate layers for animation. Create a simple animation separating the arms, body, and head.

Create the outline first and add the fill color at the end of the exam.
4. 3D Studio Max Simple shapes and texture.
Duplicate the following examples. Use any image for the texture sample.
1. Use the diagram below to create a nonlinear project file in flash. Save your work to your login. This project will be graded from screen during the last 15 minutes of the exam.

Make sure buttons have rollover states 25%
Stop timeline 25%
Label timeline 25%
Button Created 25%
2. Flash Illustration and Animation
Import and trace the two shapes shown below using the pen tool.


3. Illustrate the character shown below. Break the character into separate layers for animation. Create a simple animation separating the arms, body, and head.

Create the outline first and add the fill color at the end of the exam.
4. 3D Studio Max Simple shapes and texture.
Duplicate the following examples. Use any image for the texture sample.
Thursday, January 6, 2011
Table Troubles!
Here's some conversation I found dealing with table issues and DW.
Here's the question:
Doing a scaliable site, so that if you resize your browser the site
will adjust. I had it working perfect then went in and added my main
Iframe in the center. I used a function to auto resize the hieght of
the iframe and it works great. But now the whole site is not resizing
correct. I have certain cells that are my spacers and want them to
resize and all other cells stay fixed. If you load the site up in
Netscape it works perfect but IE comes out wrong.. How do I go about
fixing the size on most the cells and making my spacer cells adjust
on resize.. I put what I have so far online.. Any help would be great
: )
And the answer:
Joe,
Your first mistake:
Get out of layout mode and never return! Go back to Standard View and the
problems that you are facing now will shrink exponentially. Because you have
relied upong layout view's crap table editing, you have the following
problems in your tables:
Cell widths: get rid of 'em. Set the width of your cells in your style sheet
if you must, otherwise they should just be allowed to collapse around their
content. The images and content in the cells should determine their width.
These are all over the place. Td heights are deprecated and useless. Again,
table cells should collapse around their content.
Second problem in that bit of code is the rowspans. Please read this article
on colspans and rowspans and you will better understand why your page is
doing what it is doing.
http://www.apptools.com/rants/spans.php
Remember when your mom told you that there's no such thing as a free lunch
or that you can't get somethin' for nothin'? Well that's what we try to
remind people of when using DW. Layout mode is a free lunch. It tricks you
into believing that you're getting something for nothing. It is making a
deal with the devil, though. You're compromising your code and that's not a
good thing Do a search in the google archives of this group (second link
in my signature below) for Layout View or layout mode or both and you'll see
exactly what you're getting yourself into and exactly why you should avoid
it like the plague!
--
--
DiMa
Team Macromedia Member for Dreamweaver MX
Here's the question:
Doing a scaliable site, so that if you resize your browser the site
will adjust. I had it working perfect then went in and added my main
Iframe in the center. I used a function to auto resize the hieght of
the iframe and it works great. But now the whole site is not resizing
correct. I have certain cells that are my spacers and want them to
resize and all other cells stay fixed. If you load the site up in
Netscape it works perfect but IE comes out wrong.. How do I go about
fixing the size on most the cells and making my spacer cells adjust
on resize.. I put what I have so far online.. Any help would be great
: )
And the answer:
Joe,
Your first mistake:
Get out of layout mode and never return! Go back to Standard View and the
problems that you are facing now will shrink exponentially. Because you have
relied upong layout view's crap table editing, you have the following
problems in your tables:
Cell widths: get rid of 'em. Set the width of your cells in your style sheet
if you must, otherwise they should just be allowed to collapse around their
content. The images and content in the cells should determine their width.
These are all over the place. Td heights are deprecated and useless. Again,
table cells should collapse around their content.
Second problem in that bit of code is the rowspans. Please read this article
on colspans and rowspans and you will better understand why your page is
doing what it is doing.
http://www.apptools.com/rants/spans.php
Remember when your mom told you that there's no such thing as a free lunch
or that you can't get somethin' for nothin'? Well that's what we try to
remind people of when using DW. Layout mode is a free lunch. It tricks you
into believing that you're getting something for nothing. It is making a
deal with the devil, though. You're compromising your code and that's not a
good thing Do a search in the google archives of this group (second link
in my signature below) for Layout View or layout mode or both and you'll see
exactly what you're getting yourself into and exactly why you should avoid
it like the plague!
--
--
DiMa
Team Macromedia Member for Dreamweaver MX
Wednesday, December 15, 2010
IMD I - Stay Busy!
I'm out this morning, you'll need to continue working on competitive events.
Digital Media - Run lines so we are ready to shoot first thing tomorrow, THE CAMERA SHOULD NOT LEAVE STUDIO TODAY.
Web - I will register your url from home. I'll be calling lab around 8:30 to get the site name.
Animation - SKETCH, SCAN, CUT. SKETCH, SCAN, CUT. SKETCH, SCAN, CUT. SKETCH, SCAN, CUT. ........ :-)
Presentation Management - 1/2 day on presentation, 1/2 day on audio. I expect a lyrics sheet and tab!
Application Interview - Work on employment portfolio and help digital media run lines if necessary.
I will be closed 4th and 5th, I will be back for Sr. Lab. - Have a good day!
Digital Media - Run lines so we are ready to shoot first thing tomorrow, THE CAMERA SHOULD NOT LEAVE STUDIO TODAY.
Web - I will register your url from home. I'll be calling lab around 8:30 to get the site name.
Animation - SKETCH, SCAN, CUT. SKETCH, SCAN, CUT. SKETCH, SCAN, CUT. SKETCH, SCAN, CUT. ........ :-)
Presentation Management - 1/2 day on presentation, 1/2 day on audio. I expect a lyrics sheet and tab!
Application Interview - Work on employment portfolio and help digital media run lines if necessary.
I will be closed 4th and 5th, I will be back for Sr. Lab. - Have a good day!
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
Two Lab Days
IMD I - This is the last big block of time you will have to wrap up your super hero animation. Use your time wisely! Post to your blog at the end of lab with a screen cap of the work you completed today.
IMD II - Your completed summary menu and portfolio planning are both due Monday. If this isn't enough to keep you busy i don't know what is. Use your time wisely!
Check back tomorrow for more info!
IMD II - Your completed summary menu and portfolio planning are both due Monday. If this isn't enough to keep you busy i don't know what is. Use your time wisely!
Check back tomorrow for more info!
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