Web Design II Project 1:
Flash Game
Problem
You are going to create a game using Adobe Flash. You will also create a web page for this game that matches the game's design. You can use code you find online or tutorials to begin your game.
Extra Credit
Create your own game without using tutorials. You can also get a little extra credit if you find a good ActionScript 3 tutorial site other than those below.
Instructions
- If you use a tutorial or code from online you need to give the source some credit on your page.
- The design of your page should somehow relate to your game. For example, if you made a Pong game you could make the border around the game look like one of the old table-top Pong games.
- Use a stylesheet for the design of your page. Do not use embedded or in-line styles unless you need to.
- Make sure you do not include styles that are not used on your page.
- Instructions for your game should be included on the page.
- Your page should have a document title and page title.
- Your page and stylesheet must use valid HTML and CSS. To check this you can use the Web Developer Toolbar in Firefox. Go to Tools>Validate CSS or Tools>Validate HTML to validate your pages.
- Make sure none of your links are broken and your page is called "index.html"
- Check spelling and grammar. You can go to Text>Check Spelling to check the spelling on your pages.
- Turn in your project online. Check HTML Lesson 3 for the information to do this. The host directory is flash.
Tutorials
- Asteroids
- Avoid The Objects - Example by Matt A.
- Connect Four
- Number Guessing Game
- Scary Maze Game
- Shoot The Targets - Example by Kyle N.
- Tic-Tac-Toe
- Flash Game Tuts (Tower Defense, Brick Breaker, Platform Game, Vertical Shooter, Rhythm Game, Winter Bells) - Use the AS3 tutorials