PGriner

@PGriner·5 public vizzes

Pamela Griner

This example is an instructional HTML page from a web development class lab, demonstrating basic HTML structure and CSS styling. It presents several questions and answers about HTML and CSS concepts, alongside a list of external learning resources. The page uses plain HTML tags for content and links, with a simple CSS rule that applies purple text color to all paragraph elements via an element selector. A stylized HTML button with custom text is also included, though no JavaScript behavior is implemented beyond the empty script tag. The code lacks any external libraries or data visualizations, focusing solely on static markup and form.

Dec 13, 2017

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Pamela Griner

This lab assignment shows a student’s HTML exercise on web development resources and CSS syntax. It presents a bulleted list of tutorial links, answers about HTML tags and selectors, and a purple-styled paragraph explaining how text color was changed. The page uses plain HTML elements like `h1`, `h2`, `h4`, `p`, `ul`, and `li`, along with a basic CSS rule for the paragraph color and a styled `button` element. No JavaScript or external visualization libraries are used.

Dec 13, 2017

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Leveraging Web Data Class 5 Homework

This example presents a study aid for JavaScript fundamentals, listing definitions and code snippets for variables, operators, loops, and conditional statements in static HTML. The page includes an interactive script that runs a FizzBuzz-style loop, logging “Hello World,” “Hello,” or “World” when iterating from 1 to 100 based on divisibility by 3 and 5. It uses standard JavaScript console output, with HTML heading and paragraph elements organizing the quiz-style content. The visual display is minimal, prioritizing textual explanation over graphical visualization.

Dec 13, 2017

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Leveraging Web Data Class 5 Homework

This example is a static HTML homework assignment that answers JavaScript questions and demonstrates a FizzBuzz-style loop. The page shows a series of questions about JavaScript concepts, with the provided answers and a simple script that uses a `for` loop. The loop, in combination with `if`/`else if` statements and the `console.log()` function, prints "Hello World", "Hello", "World", or the loop counter `i` to the console based on divisibility by 3 and 5. The rendering is a plain HTML text layout with a linked list of developer resources.

Dec 13, 2017

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Leveraging Web Data Class 5 Homework

This example presents an interactive HTML homework assignment about JavaScript fundamentals, embedded directly within a webpage. It displays a series of questions covering variables, operators, loops, and conditional statements, with empty answer fields for the user. The page is built using standard HTML and JavaScript, featuring developer resource links to Google, Stack Overflow, W3 Schools, and DevDocs. While the code sets up the assignment structure, it does not include the actual JavaScript answers or any data-visualization logic.

Dec 12, 2017