• Muybridge Film Strip. Write a page that allows the user to choose a number between 1 and 11 that corresponds to the number of frames in a "film strip".  When the button is clicked, use a for loop to construct the film strip.  I used a table, each row had three cell.  The first cell holds an sprocket image (SprocketLeft.gif); the second cell holds a horse image which changes with each row (horse1.jpg, horse2.jpg, etc.); the third cell holds the other sprocekt image (SprocketRight.gif).  I made the table's bgcolor to black, and I had to set the height attribute of the images.  (Uses MuybridgeStripImages.zip)

Due Feb. 21

• Introduction to For Loops (presentation)
• Another Example of a Page that uses a For Loop (zipped)

• Agnes Martin Use a for loop to construct repetitive HTML code (possibly tables, divs, horizontal rules) that is then written to the page. Your designs should be reminiscent of the work of Agnes Martin (look it up if you need to). Make three versions.

  

• Movie Rater Design a page that allows the user to rate ten movies (I chose AFI's top ten of all time). Use the on change event of a drop-down list (select tag) to calla function. The function should have a loop that repeatedly concatenates img tags of a star (e.g. Star2.gif) and then assigns it to the innerHTML property of the appropriate table cell.