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    1. WEB DESIGN FOR FMS FMS Web site Training using Content Management System (CMS) Ahsan Uddin Shan School of Film & Media Studies
    2. Objectives
      • Dosto, you will learn how to put Fireworks to work
      • Optimization using Fireworks
      • Introduction to CMS
      • Demonstration and Hands-on CMS
      • Creating, updating and editing Staff Directory
      • Bonding 
        • Click on the ZIP icon to download the supporting files. Create a new directory on your hard drive and label the folder Optimization. Unzip the supporting files into your new folder. Create a folder inside the new directory and label it Assets.
    3. Understanding Fireworks
      • Fireworks is a graphics program for the Web
      • What can you do in Fireworks?
      • Fireworks files are called documents
      • Fireworks files are saved as PNG files
        • Portable Network Graphics
        • have .png extension
    4. Where is my Fireworks (its not Firefox lah!!)
      • Click Click your hard disk (I rename my hard disk to shan)
      • Switch to applications
      • Click Click Adobe Fireworks CS3
    5. Adobe Creative Suite
      • http://www.adobe.com/products/
    6. Getting to know the Fireworks workspace: Creating a new document
      • Open Fireworks
    7. Creating a new document
    8. Fireworks Window Canvas Tools Menu bar Panels Properties
    9. Fireworks Tabs
      • The document window has four tabs
        • Original
        • Preview
        • 2-Up
        • 4-Up
      • 2-Up and 4-Up are used to evaluate different optimization settings side by side
    10. Property inspector
      • The Property inspector is a panel that displays current selection properties, current tool options, or document properties.
    11. Tools
      • The Tools panel is used to for variety of job
      • It is organized into six categories: Select, Bitmap, Vector, Web, Colors, and View.
    12. Practice Tools: Selection Tools/Objects
      • Using the selection and transformation tools, you can move, copy, delete, rotate, scale, or skew objects. In documents that have multiple objects
    13. Practice Tools: Selection Tools/Objects
      • You can organize the objects by stacking, grouping, and aligning them. Using Marquee tools
      • You can click an object in the Layers panel to it select when the panel is open and layers are expanded.
    14. Practice Tools: Selecting pixels
      • You can edit pixels over an entire canvas or choose one of the selection tools to constrain your editing to a particular area of an image:
      • The Marquee tool selects a rectangular area of pixels in an image.
      • The Oval Marquee tool selects an elliptical area of pixels in an image.
    15. Practice Tools: Selecting pixels
      • The Lasso tool selects a freeform area of pixels in an image.
      • The Polygon Lasso tool selects a straight-edged freeform area of pixels in an image.
      • The Magic Wand tool selects an area of similarly colored pixels in an image.
    16. Working with Text
      • Text can be created and modified in Fireworks
      • Text properties include font, size, color,style, kerning, leading, alignment, text flow, offset, and anti-aliasing
    17. Working with Text
      • Many text features typically reserved for sophisticated desktop publishing applications.
      • Font, Sizes and adjust kerning, spacing, color, leading, and more.
      • Apply Live Effects such as drop shadows and bevels--means you can easily make changes to text.
    18. Attaching Text to a Path
      • Text can be attached to a path to create an interesting design
        • Create a text line or block
        • Create a path using vector Path tool
        • Use Attach to Path command on Text menu
    19. Basic Optimization
      • Optimization is the process of preparing graphics for the web.
      • A 10MB image file can be optimized to 30 KB- an ideal size for web.
      • Optimized graphics load faster and consistent across the browser. With Fireworks, it is much easier to optimize graphics
    20. Optimizing Images in Fireworks
      • Why
        • to reduce the amount of time
        • right mix of color, compression, and quality
        • Choosing the best file format for a graphic.
        • the heavier the page and the objects on the page, the longer it will take to be downloaded
    21. Web formats
      • JPEG (Joint Photographic Expert Group)
      • Use JPEG format for photographic images, gradients, visuals
      • Exporting web graphics is a two-step process: 1) optimizing, and 2) exporting.
      Basic Optimization
      • GIF (Graphic Interchange Format)
      • GIF supports 256 indexed colors
      • logos, banner, layout, etc.
      Web formats
    22. Using Optimization Panel in Fireworks
      • Choose File > Open, to open “optimize.jpg” file located inside tutorial_source_files folder
      • Choose File >Export wizard
      • Click to continue in each panel.
      Using Optimization Panel in Fireworks
      • Adjust the attributes for graphics under Options and File.
      • Click Export button after filling in appropriate values
      Using Optimization Panel in Fireworks
    23. Web Content Management (WCMS)
      • Why CMS?
        • Separating content from website design
        • Consistency in layout of the site
        • Content author does not need to know to any programming. (WYSISWYG)
      • Software used: Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 (MOSS)
    24. Identifying web design elements
    25. Core Team
    26. WCMS KEY CONCEPTS
      • Roles
      • Page Approval levels (Workflows)
      • Checkin/Checkout & Page versioning
      • Page Status/Editing toolbar
    27. KEY CONCEPTS : Roles * For course pages , CorpComm will have to endorse the changes before depart mgr can approves it. Role Add/Edit Content Approve Content Remarks Content Contributor/Editor X Tied to a particular container or containers Content Manager/Approver (Closely link to CorpComm) X X Tied to a particular container or containers Dept Site Web Master (Closely link to CC & IMC) X Manage side navi menu; Manage CC & CM group members Great for creating new content pages . Advisor
    28. KEY CONCEPTS : PAGE CheckIN & CheckOUT CHECKOUT : When you edit a page, you automatically checkout the page so that your fellow Content Contributors cannot edit the same page. CHECKIN : When you checkin the page, your fellow Content Contributors can continue to edit the same page. Pls remember to check in (i.e save & others can edit) or discard or Submit for approval
    29. Editing Staff Directory
      • To login to CMS authoring website, open browser and enter URL
      • http://npcms.np.edu.sg/fms ,
      • Enter the user name and password to edit website content 
      • Navigate to the Staff Directory from About FMS link
      Editing Staff Directory
      • Click on the “ Site Actions ” button and select “ Create Page ” link. Plz note, click Edit page to edit existing page
      Editing Staff Directory
    30. Editing Staff Directory
      • Type your name/id in the URL field
      • Select (NP Page) Content Layout 1, and click Create button
      Editing Staff Directory
      • Enter the page title (your name)
      • Insert 1 X 3 table
      • enter relevant attributes
      Editing Staff Directory
    31. Editing Staff Directory
    32. Editing Staff Directory
      • in the first column, insert your photo
      • second column your qualification and job title
      • third column is reserved for your profile
      Editing Staff Directory
      • Place the cursor at the place where you want to insert the image
      • Click on “ Image Manager ” button. A dialog box appears.
      • Double-click on “ PublishingImages ” to navigate to the image folder.
      Editing Staff Directory: Insert image
      • Select the image you want to insert. A preview of the image appears in the right-hand side of the dialog.
      • Click “ Insert ”.
      Editing Staff Directory: Insert image
      • Select image, right-click “ Set Image Properties ”.
      Editing Staff Directory: Edit image properties You can change the image properties, such as border width and colour, alignment, spacing, size, create thumbnail etc.
      • Example 1: To turn off the blue border line around the image, set border width to zero.
      • Example 2: To wrap the text around the left-justified image, select “Image Alignment” and choose the left-justified button.
      • Example 3: To have 10 pixels clearances between image and text, set “Horizontal Spacing” and “Vertical Spacing” to 10.
      • Click “OK” to apply the changes.
      Editing Staff Directory: Edit image properties
      • On the “Page Editing” toolbar, click on “Check In to Share Draft” button to save the page.
      • Note: Remember to “Check In to Share Draft” after finished editing, if not other users will not be able to edit the page.
      • Note: If you want to quit the page without saving, select “Page” and click on “Discard Check Out”.
      Editing Staff Directory
      • To preview the page, select “ Tools ” and click on “ Preview in New Window ”.
      • If you are satisfied with the changes, click on “ Submit for Approval ” button.
      Editing Staff Directory
      • Upon submission, the status of the page will be shown “ Waiting for approval ”. An email will be sent to notify the content managers.
      Editing Staff Directory
      • web design applications
      • CMS guide, NP
      • projectseven.com
      • dziner.org, shan
      References

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