1. I hope to expand on the basic HTML and CSS knowledge that I already have so I can do cooler, more complex things. By the end of the class, I want to learn how to be able to create a professional and clean looking porfolio for my own personal website (including a functional lightbox, because I haven't found any that work online).
2. The screen interaction changes compared to print when you think about how site maps are laid out and how people are used to navigating those. I expect to have to be able to change widths and create responsive sites to function and look nice on screens of different sizes and resolutions.
3. The Adult Swim Singles website has an amazingly beautiful design.
4. Robby Leonardi made a really cool portfolio that demonstrates both his design and programming knowledge in a unique manner.
5. This website is really effective at teaching the basics of typographic terms in an interactive and visual way that's easy to understand for people who might not be familiar with the topic.