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- 1. Web Design Principles 5th Edition ChapterTwelve Putting It All Together
- 2. 2 Objectives • Apply thedesign, layout, and CSS skills you learned throughout this book by building a home page for a Web site • Describe the design process and decisions a Web designer must make in a standards-based development process • Test your work in multiple browsers for consistency as you progress Web Design Principles 5th Ed.
- 3. The Initial DesignProcess
- 4. The Initial DesignProcess • The clients sketched out a basic idea for the site, shown in Figure 12-1 • They also submitted a Web site specification document to the graphic designer providing background information about the audience, content, and design of the Web site Web Design Principles 5th Ed. 4
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- 11. Creating the Mock-upWeb Page
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- 17. 17 Summary • The designprocess is iterative • Use CSS properties to create interesting designs • Use CSS to control your typography • Use box model properties to control white space • CSS page layout properties let you create navigation bars and column-based layouts • Use a wrapper for fixed page layouts Web Design Principles 5th Ed.
- 18. 18 Summary • With CSSbox model properties, you gain precise control over the white space within table columns and between different elements in a page design • Using simple tables to hold the page design together ensures that more users will see the Web page as you designed it for them Web Design Principles 5th Ed.