Criterion C

Explain in detail the step by step process of creating your product. Make sure to mention any resources you will need.

After finishing our design, we will have completed .html and .css files. we will have to complete our .html file so that it includes each element of design folder. we will also add

to make it easier to navigate to criterias A, B, C, D and/or E. If we want each criterion to have its own page, we will create separate .html files for each criterion. Otherwise, we will have one long document with all of the criteria in one page. After we complete our .html, we must fill in the design folder. By the time we work on Criterion D, we will have answers for all of the questions in Criteria A, B, and C. when our .html design folder is totally completed and filled in, we should check our product to see if there are any changes that we want to make to our .css file. At each step we must make sure that our product works – that the .css files and .html files are properly linked, that our file names and locations are correct, and that any other links we put in are working correctly.

Estimate the time you will need to complete the steps

Steps Time Allocated

Complete our .html for Criteria B, C, D, E. An hour or two

Create a nav. Divide our folder into pages, if we want. 2 hours

Fill in answers for Criteria A, B, C. Fill in filler text for Criteria D and E. 1 hour

Check our design and make any necessary changes to our .css file. An hour or two

Do a final check to make sure everything is working correctly. 20 minutes

Steps	Time Allocated
Complete our .html for Criteria B, C, D, E.	An hour or two
Create a nav. Divide our folder into pages, if we want.	2 hours
Fill in answers for Criteria A, B, C. Fill in filler text for Criteria D and E.	1 hour
Check our design and make any necessary changes to our .css file.	An hour or two
Do a final check to make sure everything is working correctly.	20 minutes

Evaluate your plan – Go through your plan and explain if you need to make any modifications to the design, and why.

I made a plan for creation of my final product, i wrote only important things there as too many details would make it too big and confusing. The steps in my plan are logical and easy to follow. The plan tells us approximately how much time we will spend on creation of the product but turned out that i needed much more time than it was told. I followed my plan but the details should ahve been shown, it would just make it easier.