To begin to get you comfortable with the use of code to create form, we will start with a simple drawing exercise. This assignment asks you to collect and draw three objects from your daily life. Using purely HTML and CSS, draw these objects using only form and counter-form (black and white). You may stylize (simplify) your original object as needed, but the goal is to make a faithful copy of the object. Consider the perspective that you choose for the object.
AVOID DRAWING THESE OBJECTS: COMPUTERS, CELL-PHONES OR ANY APPLE PRODUCTS.
Make sure you use absolute or fixed positioning for all of your elements.
With CSS, it is possible to draw non-rectangular shapes right in the browser. Below is a page of CSS transformation examples. Edit the CSS on the right to see the shapes change on the left: css-tricks.com/examples/ShapesOfCSS/.
Objects be can composed in a single page or multiple .html
files. If you decide to use a single file, the objects should be noticeably different and arranged as a cohesive composition.