Web Design & Development

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Use code that is clear, well-formatted, and appropriately documented. CIS.HS.18.1

  • a

    Identify alternative codes and discuss advantages and disadvantages that led to their decision.CIS.HS.18.1.a

  • b

    Review code to identify and fix errors.CIS.HS.18.1.b

  • c

    Determine if existing code opens a website up to vulnerabilities.CIS.HS.18.1.c

Assess content for accessibility issues and discuss the issue and possible solutions. CIS.HS.18.2

  • Analyze content flow and present alternative content with screen readers and other adaptive technologiesCIS.HS.18.2.a

  • Consider mobile application functionality when network access is not available.CIS.HS.18.2.b

Create a single functional web page based on a design mockup and user requirements.CIS.HS.18.3

  • Explain client and target audience needs.CIS.HS.18.3.a

  • Assess the needs of clients based on current trends.CIS.HS.18.3.b

  • Demonstrate use of collaborative development tools.CIS.HS.18.3.c

Create a web program that will utilize multiple languages and servers and will run on multiple platforms. CIS.HS.18.4

  • a

    Create a functional website with both front-end and back-end file management. CIS.HS.18.4.a

  • b

    Employ a variety of web technologies to produce a final product that meets industry web development standards. CIS.HS.18.4.b

Identify common tools used for workflows associated with content generation.CIS.HS.18.5

  • Identify one or more tools (i.e., proprietary, open source, or otherwise) that are capable of creating the required content (i.e., image, video, text).CIS.HS.18.5.a

  • Compare various tools designed for the same workflow.CIS.HS.18.5.b

 Create web pages/apps without the aid of a prefabricated template. CIS.HS.18.6

  • a

    Illustrate industry standard development practices by coding web pages/apps.CIS.HS.18.6.a

Identify information that may be private or subject to ethical consideration. CIS.HS.18.7

  • Identify issues with collected information such as usernames, passwords, location data, and preferences, and discuss the possible ramifications of misuse.CIS.HS.18.7.a

  • Identify the benefits of a minimal set of permissions when authoring a mobile app and possible consequences of over requesting permissions.CIS.HS.18.7.b

Describe opportunities in an information technology career field including but not limited to entrepreneurial opportunities, responsibilities, education, and certification.CIS.HS.18.8

  • a

    Identify information technologies used in various industries.CIS.HS.18.8.a

  • b

    Discuss the impact of technology on all career fields.CIS.HS.18.8.b

  • c

    Identify common tasks in career fields.CIS.HS.18.8.c

  • d

    Discuss career opportunities in information technology career fields.CIS.HS.18.8.d

  • e

    Describe the impact of technological change and the importance of lifelong learning in this career field. CIS.HS.18.8.e

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