LAB DOS By Jorge Carty Diaz


This second lab was tricky but not difficult. I remember I did something like this in my Junior year and it really facilitated the way of completing this lab. It consisted of making different pop-ups when you open the page that has different messages in the boxes and they have buttons for the user to interact with. In short terms, we needed to create a page that had pop-ups that are interactive and give the user the chance to interact with the page. This skill of making pop-ups windows is very important because it can make a website way more interactive and can attract more clients depending on the concept. In case a website is made for kids, these pop-ups would definitely do the job of keeping them inside your website whether it's for information or games.


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