The document provides an introduction to designing websites for non-designers. It discusses the basic building blocks of the web like HTML, CSS, images, and programming languages. It also covers principles of design like contrast, repetition, alignment and proximity. Finally, it lists additional resources for learning more about web design like books, websites and places within the university to find images, help or to build your own site.

1. Designing for the web Design for Non-Designers Safwat Saleem University Initiatives Nina Kulhawy Provost Communications Group

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8. Cascading Style Sheets I   CSS

9. basic content

10. + cascading style sheet =

12. Cascading Style Sheets

19. What is the Internet? Learn more at: http://computer. howstuffworks .com/internet-infrastructure. htm

20. Server-side programming languages ASP ASP.NET ColdFusion JSP PHP Ruby on Rails

21. Planning Ha ha

22. Planning a web site: Audience http: //nytimes .com/ http:// tv.disney.go.com/jetix/witch /

23. Planning a web site: Site maps

24. Content Keep it short.

25. wireframes

26. Testing… 1, 2, 3 Safari

28. David Hellsing: CSS Zen Garden, Contemporary Nouveau Line

29. David Hellsing: CSS Zen Garden, Contemporary Nouveau Line

30. Jordi Romkema: CSS Zen Garden, Pretty in Pink Color

31. Color

32. Color

33. Texture

34. Texture

35. Texture

36. typography

41. Contrast

42. Contrast

43. Contrast

44. Repitition

45. Repitition

46. Repitition

47. Alignment

48. Alignment

49. Alignment

50. Proximity

51. Proximity