As an instructor of an HTML/CSS course, I often assign tasks that require students to replicate the design of a webpage. However, providing them with direct links to the page makes it easy for them to decipher my methods and simply copy the work. Furthermore, projecting the webpage on a screen presents challenges as each student is at a different point in their work and needs to focus on various sections of the site (not to mention they can easily see the URL).
The final product doesn't necessarily have to be functional as a live webpage; a PDF or image file displaying the complete layout of the page would suffice.
I've encountered difficulties in generating a single-page PDF that captures the entire website without it being segmented into multiple printable pages by standard PDF creation tools. This fragmented view makes it tough for students to grasp the overall look and feel of the original page.
Similarly, capturing a long, vertical screenshot of the webpage has proven challenging. Traditional screen capture tools only grab the visible portion of the page, missing crucial details further down the layout.
If anyone has suggestions on how to tackle this issue, especially if it involves real-time interaction to showcase elements like Javascript functionalities, I would greatly appreciate it.