The Fine Wood Market - About - CTC Web Authoring

About The Fine Wood Market - A tribute to SGT(P) Nathan A. Haselhorst
Welcome to The Fine Wood Market. This is a fictitious company created by Kristopher Kane for the Web Authoring class at Central Texas College. The Fine Wood Market is a place where exotic wood can be purchased in small quantities, thus placing high value on the diminishing stocks of the world. It also features individual sales through auctions. The site uses HTML, Cascading Style Sheets, JavaScript, and PHP to give the user the feel of a fully functional site. In the specie section, where users can purchase stock from the company, JavaScript is used to dynamically update the user’s shopping cart. On the auction site, PHP is used to create random users and products each time the page is loaded. The pages of the site are the culmination of chapters 1-12 in the HTML, XHTML, and Dynamic HTML text book used in the class. It will also be a part of Kristopher’s Web Authoring Portfolio. If you wish to contact Kristopher, head over to the contacts page where you can fill out an email form that will be sent directly to his email address.
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About The Fine Wood Market - A tribute to SGT(P) Nathan A. Haselhorst

Welcome to The Fine Wood Market. This is a fictitious company created by Kristopher Kane for the Web Authoring class at Central Texas College.

The Fine Wood Market is a place where exotic wood can be purchased in small quantities, thus placing high value on the diminishing stocks of the world. It also features individual sales through auctions.

The site uses HTML, Cascading Style Sheets, JavaScript, and PHP to give the user the feel of a fully functional site. In the specie section, where users can purchase stock from the company, JavaScript is used to dynamically update the user’s shopping cart. On the auction site, PHP is used to create random users and products each time the page is loaded.

The pages of the site are the culmination of chapters 1-12 in the HTML, XHTML, and Dynamic HTML text book used in the class. It will also be a part of Kristopher’s Web Authoring Portfolio.

If you wish to contact Kristopher, head over to the contacts page where you can fill out an email form that will be sent directly to his email address.