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The rough design sketch
Tony's journal looks a lot like a web page; all we need to do to
create the design sketch is to get all his entries on one page and
map out the general organization. It looks like, for each day
that Tony creates an entry, he has a date heading, an optional
picture, and a description of what happened that day. Let's
look at the sketch…
He also gave his jour
nal a
description. We'll ca
pture
that here as a small
paragraph at the t
op.
Segway'n USA
Document
ing my trip around the US on
my very
own Segway!
Each day, Tony creates an entry that
includes the date, usually a picture, and
a description of the day's adventures.
So, that's a heading, an image, and
another paragraph of text.
July 14,
2012
I saw some Burma Shave style signs on the side
of the road today: “Passing cars, When you
can't see, May get you, A glimpse, Of eternity.”
I definitely won't be passing any cars.
The third en
try should loo
k just
like the firs
t one: a headin
g, an
image, and a
paragraph.
June 2, 2012
Un
like T
ony's
paper
jour
nal, o
ur pa
ge le
ngth
isn't
lim
ited,
so we
can
fit m
any e
ntrie
s on
one w
eb
pag
e. Hi
s frie
nds a
nd fa
mily
can j
ust us
e the
scr
oll ba
r to
scrol
l thr
ough
his en
tries
…
Howe
ver,
notic
e th
at we
reve
rsed
the
orde
r of
the
journ
al en
tries
from
new
est t
o old
est.
That
way,
the
most
rece
nt en
tries
appe
ar a
t the
top
wher
e use
rs ca
n see
the
m wit
hout
scro
lling.
