rx. Sample syllabus for mobile

• Turn the Jesse Ball syllabus provided into a mobile web page.
• Strip the text from the PDF of the syllabus available here.
• Clearly and elegently apply different styles to different elements.
• FYI: You do not have to include the introduction labeled “On the Creation of Syllabi” in your web page. That’s just for you to read for context. Your web page should include everything beginning with the page labeled “Dream Method.”
• Be good to yourself and others. Annotate your document with "commented-out" text to explain how different parts of your code functions.
• For coding resources: Browse all of different kinds of styling techniques at W3 Schools. I want you to explore new fonts, line-spacing, top and bottom margins. Email me if you cannot find what you need.
• Don't forget: Lay out and design the quote for mobile.
• Your HTML and CSS web files should be saved in a project folder. Label the project folder as your first name (ex: dylan – one word, all lowercase). Label the html file exactly like so: index.html.
• Upload the folder to our shared google drive folder by 7:00AM next Tuesday.

co. Breaking News “Pen pals”

On cardstock, draft a followup letter to your penpal. Focus on ideas for how ‘breaking news’ could be experienced visually and interactively as a letter-foldout-poster.

Shared Google Drive Folder

Accept the invite.

Buy the Books

Purchase the required reading and bring it to class.

This Week's Instagram Story

Everyone: Read the chapter in Designing the Editorial Experience called "Anatomy." And check the Instagram schedule available here to see when you're presenting. The schedule document includes the login handle and password.

Mim: Create an Instagram story from the @editorialdesign4screen. The story should introduce the book Designing the Editorial Experience. Who wrote it? Who is it for? What does it cover? In what way could it be useful?