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Assignment:
Image Map Sample Page - 25 points
You
will be creating an HTML page that uses an image map for navigation.
Image maps are graphics that are layered with "hotspots"
that link out to other pages. An online resource has been created
for you to use in getting started with the
HTML code for the image map section of your page.
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Part
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File
and Folder Structure
- In
semester1 folder, create a new folder
called image_maps
- Save
the image map image into this folder and call it image_map01
(.jpg or .gif)
- In
this folder, also create and save an .htm file called image_map_sample.htm
in
which you can display your image_map01
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Creating
the Image Map Graphic File (sample)
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1 - Open Photoshop
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2 - Go to FILE menu, choose NEW
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3 - Choose settings as follows:
- width=300
pixels,
- height=200
pixels,
- resolution=72
dpi,
- contents=transparent
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4 - Add a bitmap layer using the layer panel icons
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5 - Use
paint bucket or gradient tool to create a background
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6 - Use pointer tool to add filters or effects to your background
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7 - Add 4 text layers with link names to a variety of
sites (e.g., search engines, bands, movie stars, etc.)
- Add
layer effects to "pop" your text off the screen
- Step
8 - If time, find and save the logos for the sites
you choose
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9 - Incorporate the logos into your image map in the
same quadrant as each site name
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10 - Use the Modify and Tranform menus to resize, rotate, etc.
these logos
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11 - Use Window/Optimize menu to choose .gif or .jpg format (whichever
looks best)
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12 - Go
to FILE menu, choose EXPORT
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Evaluation
You
will insert this image map into a new page called image_map_sample.htm
Use
the provided resource
to create your image map code.
Link
to each website and have it open in a new window (target="_blank")
to confirm that you linked your image map correctly.
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