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Submitted by: Anonymous
Here is the web assignment called Hidden Story that is 2 points. Sometimes I think Danny is angrier than me. He seems to have some hidden turmoils. He never talks about them. I haven’t had time to talk to him just him and me. He always follows Amelia. I think they may have had a thing in the past. I’ll have to ask her. Maybe Mark or Katherine knows something. I can’t do this anymore. Everything is broken. It’s burning and I can’t breathe. They messed something up. I was perfectly fine and then one day it all ended. I ...
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Submitted by: Anonymous
So for this assignment, we had to put a random story in the middle of a webpage. I inserted part of “The Happy Prince” by Oscar Wilde into a Wikipedia article on Kim Jong-Il. Honestly, I don’t think there is a more fitting place for this, especially since I used to have so much fun changing Wikipedia pages in middle school. Did you know Napoleon was the primary enemy in the Vietnam War? http://p.webremixes.org/gifocpkc Here’s the regular page if you want to see that too.
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Submitted by: Anonymous
I’m Lovin’ It – Justin Timberlake My last web assignment that I chose was Hidden Stories in a Page {**}. In this assignment, you had to take a web page and insert a hidden story, or commentary from the author. I started off by thinking of what website I could insert a hidden story. I wanted to do a funny one so I thought for a while. And then, it hit me like a ton of bricks: The McDonald’s Nutrition Page. Oh boy, I had too much fun with this. There is one main hidden story and a bunch of tid-bits ...
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Submitted by: Anonymous
The link for this assignment can be found here: http://assignments.ds106.us/assignments/hidden-story-in-a-page/ Here is a screenshot of the page that I worked on. PostSecret- Hidden Story within a Page For this assignment I used Hackasaurus tool, which is really cool and pretty easy to use. When you put on the X-Ray goggles you can see through to the underlying HTMl code and allows you to gain an understanding for the framework of web pages. For the excerpt that I created, it was a element that I edited. The story that I added felt very intense and kind of disturbing, which I thought created ...
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Submitted by: Emily Strong
Wouldn't webpages be more interesting if the author provided commentary on the contents and went on tangents about entirely unrelated subjects? Or if a story suddenly appeared in the middle of the page? Or what if a website became self-aware? The concept for this assignment is simple: Insert a story into an existing webpage. You don't need to replace anything or remove anything. Just add your own content in whatever way is appropriate to the story. You can easily do this with Firebug (https://getfirebug.com/), or download the page and open it in a text editor. This shouldn't require modifying formatting ...
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Submitted by: Anonymous
When I started to read this week’s assignment of redesigning a webpage to tell a story, I at first thought it meant embedding a story within an existing webpage. And I got REALLY excited. This seemed like such a cool idea – the story could be relevant to the page content, or a complete non sequitur. But then I continued reading, and realized the assignment meant something more like this. Which, don’t get me wrong, was a lot of fun. But I was still excited by my initial interpretation. So I decided to go ahead and do it and submit ...
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