W06 PA School of Visual Arts HyperText Poetry Yufei Wang Project

Examples:

• http://www.thehypertexts.com/Bloodshed%20Sahara%20Colonialism%20Moroccan%20Massacre%20Sahrawi%20People.htm (Links to an external site.)
• https://kaaathy.com/copyandpaste/index.html (Links to an external site.)
• https://poetryhypertext.wordpress.com/example-wordsworth/ (Links to an external site.)

Description

In order to help you grow your skills with HTML, the first assignment is going to be creating 3 poems using Hyper text. Hypertext poems can take many different shapes or forms, so I’ve linked a couple of examples above. 

Specs  

• Please build your poems using <a href=”https://glitch.com/” target=”_blank” class=”external” rel=”noreferrer noopener”>https://glitch.com/<span class=”screenreader-only”> (Links to an external site.)</span></a>  This will make it easy to review your code and then see each other’s work  

Design Requirements

• Your poems must include
  • A title using an H1 Tag
  • Ordered or Unordered Lists along with List Items
  • Links that lead out from poem to across the internet 
• Along with the three above, please have at least 3 from this list:
  • An HTML Form 
  • A Semantic Header or Footer 
  • Images  (can be illustrations or anything else)
  • Audio 
  • Video Embed 
  • A HTML Table 

Instructions

1. Create a Glitch Account here: https://glitch.com (Links to an external site.) 
   1. BE SURE TO USE YOUR SVA EMAIL
2. Add yourself here: https://glitch.com/@sp-22-click-touch-move-ii (Links to an external site.)
3. Create your project and add it under the Collection titled W06: HyperText Poetry: https://glitch.com/@sp-22-click-touch-move-ii/w-06-pa-hyper-text-poetry (Links to an external site.)
4. All your poems will be housed under one project.
   • Do not create multiple glitch projects
   • You’ll be creating new ‘html’ files—one for each poem.
5. Using the design requirements above, choose a topic for your each of your poems. If you cannot think of one, here are some topics you can use:
   1. A poem for a loved one 
   2. Reflecting on your past   
   3. A reoccurring dream  
   4. An activity that you enjoy
   5. Lessons that you wish others to know 
6. Following that, choose a kind of poem you want to make. Here is a list: https://www.tckpublishing.com/types-of-poems/ (Links to an external site.)
   1. Note: If you choose Haiku, you must write three haikus about the topic to make up for it’s short structure 
7. Using the base structure of the poems, add in the design requirements above. You can add in images, links, audio.
8. Use this extra material to really supplement your poems and their structure.
9. After finishing, add a link at the bottom of each poem to the rest of your poems.