Author: Yi Shan

Here is the link: http://imanas.shanghai.nyu.edu/~ys3041/week4/exercise/index.html

It is both interesting and challenging to finish this exercise. I struggled a lot with the opacity and js count. At first, I used box.img to change the opacity of the images that I put in the div, while it is hard to change it when I was coding javascript. Then, I use the whole div instead of use id to control the images inside the div.  I am still exploring the function of the javascript. For example, I want to change the button’s color every time I click on it. I am still working on it.

Vincent, Susie, and Tenielle. We all worked on our comic project website, and this is what we have so far:

We drew and looked online for the visual assets. The visual assets we found online mainly consists of the houses we had to look at.

The PNG of the wood will be used as one of our materials that we will use a lot.

These are some of the houses we have researched & found so far (we will later draw and/or animate them to similarly mock these images):

  

The ones we drew consists of a character walking, talking, standing, and showing.

Screenshots of the webpage so far:

The title will appear from the darkness

  

Link: http://imanas.shanghai.nyu.edu/~ys3041/homework/cat.html

For this exercise, I learn how to swap the elements in the html. It is not hard to change the elements like the picture. While, many things should be care when I am trying to change the style in the java script. I was struggling with changing the font-size and border color. I failed a lot of time and finally I found the correct way. This experience and exercise is pretty helpful and useful.

This is my final work.

The inspiration of this work is that it is bad for us to play cellphone for a long time.

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Our interactive comic idea is a timeline scrolling webpage. The stick figure is holding materials on the bottom of the screen. The timeline is of households, ancient present whenever. At each different time period, the stick figure will tell you what and how much materials is required to build the house. The point of this webpage is to portray the houses of different cultures throughout history.