Module 5

I made an adult website with very lack security apparently. You enter your age and if It’s above 21 you get a welcome message, if it’s not you are told to go away, if it’s not an age you are told to submit again. I decided to use an else if to be fancy. I’m excited to learn PHP. We’re getting into very new material for me.

I made my wireframe in powerpoint. I almost did it in photoshop but I wanted my links to actually go somewhere. This might be the wireframe for my actual final. The notes on the slide in black are not clickable and aren’t part of the wireframe, I just wanted to let you know where to click. My wireframe is for a store. There’s a virtual store front or map in the fist page with different areas to click. Those images take you to a product page with a description and options in a drop down (assuming we learn drop downs) based on the selections a price is tabulated and goes to a shopping cart (I hope this isn’t super complex) where the totals are added up in the last form.


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