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Create an interactive stand-alone application with at least 5 pages on any informational topic of your choice. \r\n\r\nPart I: Proposal \r\n\r\nWrite a proposal to describe the application to be developed. The proposal, about 100 - 200 words, must clearly state:\r\na. The topic for the application and a brief description \r\nb. Description of the media elements - what the audio and video will be about.\r\nc. A clear and detailed story board / wireframe of all pages clearly included multimedia elements\r\n\r\nDEVELOPMENT\r\n\r\nPart 2: Develop graphics elements for the application \r\n \r\na. Create at least 8 2D graphic components for the project; for example: buttons for navigation, images, banner (for website), welcome page (for interactive application), etc.\r\nb. Use selection tool to create / edit the images\r\nc. Apply variety of techniques learnt in Photoshop to create the images; for example: layer style, effects, etc.\r\nd. Produce a good quality of the image, with suitable image file size and format to suit the application\r\n\r\nPart 3: Audio and Video \r\n\r\na. Create an audio clip relevant to the topic and application\r\nb. The audio clip duration must be at least 40 seconds long. \r\nc. Apply at least 2 methods of and suitable editing techniques to emphasize the audio clip\r\nd. The audio may be integrated within the video clip\r\ne. Create a video clip relevant to the topic, which to be included in the final application. The video clip duration must be at least 2 minutes long (including title and credits)\r\na. Apply at least 2 methods of and suitable editing techniques to emphasize the video clip\r\n\r\nPart 4: Integrate the elements and produce an interactive multimedia application \r\n\r\na. Create a simple application with at least 5 interactive pages which integrate all the multimedia components developed in Part 2 and 3 \r\nb. Ensure all element to work correctly on different devices / browsers\r\nc. Create navigation links to link the pages within the application\r\nd. Apply CARP design principles in the application\r\ne. The application must free from spelling and grammar mistakes.\r\n