The document provides guidance on designing websites, including site structure, navigation, and common elements. It emphasizes the importance of clear organization, easy navigation, and minimal effort for users to find content. It also discusses topics like homepage design, navigation aids, shared resources, and what information visitors should be able to find on a website. Finally, it addresses putting a website online, such as getting a web hosting account, uploading files via FTP, testing and validating pages, and considering copyright issues.
The document discusses HTML validation tools and processes. It describes several methods for validating HTML/XHTML pages including by URL, file upload, or direct input. It also discusses the validation process, including checking the doctype, HTML/XHTML, CSS, links, browsers, screen resolution, and connectivity. Common validation tools and errors are also outlined. Validating pages helps make them more compatible, accessible, search engine friendly, and ensures proper coding.
This document discusses various WordPress plugins that can enhance a website. It begins by introducing the author and their experience. It then provides an overview of WordPress and explains that plugins add functionality. Several plugin categories are covered, including performance, backups, analytics, editing, contact forms, and email marketing. Specific plugins are described within each category, noting their features and benefits. The overall purpose is to help users choose the right plugins to improve their WordPress site.
The document lists and provides brief descriptions of various new and emerging social, networking, collaborative, and other technologies. It includes web-based technologies for social networking, blogging, tagging bookmarks, photo sharing, microblogging, aggregating feeds, video sharing, and online chat. Networking technologies allow sharing bookmarks, aggregating RSS feeds, creating playlists, and managing tasks. Collaborative technologies enable sharing bookmarks, editing wikis and documents, annotating web pages, and outlining essays. Other technologies include creating word clouds, note taking, concept mapping, and screen recording.
Facebook Connect allows users to sign in to third-party websites using their Facebook credentials. This allows sites to access basic profile information as well as enable features like social sharing, commenting, and friend finding. Setting up Facebook Connect involves registering as a Facebook developer, including Facebook's JavaScript on pages, and configuring apps and plugins depending on the website platform. Examples are given of how Facebook Connect can be implemented on WordPress and other content management systems.
This document provides an overview of web browser basics, including common icons, different browser options, and factors to consider when choosing a browser. It then discusses various technical terms and concepts related to how browsers and the web work, such as URLs, cookies, privacy and security issues. Finally, it offers tips and tricks for optimizing browser performance and using browser-specific features. The document contains explanations, examples, and external links for further reading on each topic.
Step by step basics of setting up a custom template for Joomla! 3 CMS for beginners, following along with the Joomla! Docs - Creating a basic Joomla! template tutorial.
Template is based on a typical two-column website layout.
The document provides an overview of the content management system Joomla! and how to use it. It discusses what Joomla is, how to install it, add content through categorizing and formatting articles, and customize the site through extensions and templates. Key aspects covered include the content workflow, popular extensions, template design, and tips for a smooth migration to Joomla.
The document discusses HTML validation tools and processes. It describes several methods for validating HTML/XHTML pages including by URL, file upload, or direct input. It also discusses the validation process, including checking the doctype, HTML/XHTML, CSS, links, browsers, screen resolution, and connectivity. Common validation tools and errors are also outlined. Validating pages helps make them more compatible, accessible, search engine friendly, and ensures proper coding.
This document discusses various WordPress plugins that can enhance a website. It begins by introducing the author and their experience. It then provides an overview of WordPress and explains that plugins add functionality. Several plugin categories are covered, including performance, backups, analytics, editing, contact forms, and email marketing. Specific plugins are described within each category, noting their features and benefits. The overall purpose is to help users choose the right plugins to improve their WordPress site.
The document lists and provides brief descriptions of various new and emerging social, networking, collaborative, and other technologies. It includes web-based technologies for social networking, blogging, tagging bookmarks, photo sharing, microblogging, aggregating feeds, video sharing, and online chat. Networking technologies allow sharing bookmarks, aggregating RSS feeds, creating playlists, and managing tasks. Collaborative technologies enable sharing bookmarks, editing wikis and documents, annotating web pages, and outlining essays. Other technologies include creating word clouds, note taking, concept mapping, and screen recording.
Facebook Connect allows users to sign in to third-party websites using their Facebook credentials. This allows sites to access basic profile information as well as enable features like social sharing, commenting, and friend finding. Setting up Facebook Connect involves registering as a Facebook developer, including Facebook's JavaScript on pages, and configuring apps and plugins depending on the website platform. Examples are given of how Facebook Connect can be implemented on WordPress and other content management systems.
This document provides an overview of web browser basics, including common icons, different browser options, and factors to consider when choosing a browser. It then discusses various technical terms and concepts related to how browsers and the web work, such as URLs, cookies, privacy and security issues. Finally, it offers tips and tricks for optimizing browser performance and using browser-specific features. The document contains explanations, examples, and external links for further reading on each topic.
Step by step basics of setting up a custom template for Joomla! 3 CMS for beginners, following along with the Joomla! Docs - Creating a basic Joomla! template tutorial.
Template is based on a typical two-column website layout.
The document provides an overview of the content management system Joomla! and how to use it. It discusses what Joomla is, how to install it, add content through categorizing and formatting articles, and customize the site through extensions and templates. Key aspects covered include the content workflow, popular extensions, template design, and tips for a smooth migration to Joomla.
CSS can help the same webpage looks different on different devicesKanda P
CSS can be used to optimize webpages for viewing on different devices by allowing different styling for different screen sizes. The document discusses how pages appear differently on computers versus phones/tablets and how to use CSS media queries to target specific screen widths. It provides an example of a page that is difficult to read on mobile due to small text and links, but using CSS media queries to target mobile screen widths allows restyling the page to be easier to read when viewed on a phone or tablet.
The Internet Explained To Your Mum In 5 SlidesMarcello Brivio
A non-digital person could be the client of your next website. Or a stakeholder in a project you will be asked to lead. Or, more probably, your user. These 5 slides are for him/her.
The document discusses new web technologies including web classification, IP addressing, domain name systems, content management systems, wikis, XML, weblogs, and web 2.0 features like social networking. It describes how the internet enables resource sharing and outlines categories of websites based on top-level domains, content, and functionality. Web applications and their typical 3-tier architecture are also covered.
- The document discusses various browser tips and tricks, including tweaking display scaling for high resolution screens, using built-in features like click-to-play plugins to save memory and block flash content, organizing bookmarks into folders for easier navigation, finding browser history in search engines and the Wayback Machine, customizing Firefox through profiles and themes, and getting paid to search with Bing Rewards. Potential topics for a future talk include keyboard shortcuts, cookie management, customizing home pages and search engines, online privacy tools, and browser families.
- Reader View is a new feature in Firefox that removes clutter from web pages and allows for distraction-free reading. It can be enabled by clicking the Reader View icon or adding "about:reader?url=" before a URL.
- There are many browser extensions that can further customize the browsing experience, such as extensions for removing web clutter, adding search engines, and enabling RSS feeds.
- User scripts allow customizing how web pages behave and interact by inserting code into web pages, and there are tools like Tampermonkey that make user scripts easy to install and run.
- Browser automation tools like Selenium can automate browser tasks for testing or repetitive workflows.
When and why to stray from Chrome, Edge, or Firefox, some programs and extensions to support your Internet experience, and the increasing complexity of the dangers of going online.
The document summarizes Yash Kumar Sati's training experience at Udacity Inc. It discusses that Udacity offers massive open online courses on topics like cybersecurity, machine learning, and web development. Through Udacity, Yash learned front-end web development skills like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. He also learned shell programming and using version control systems like Git. The training helped Yash learn new techniques for building responsive and accessible websites using frameworks and optimizing code.
This document provides summaries of different web browsers:
1. The first browser discussed is maintained by Microsoft and focuses on compatibility, grouped tabs, and private browsing.
2. The second is a popular open source browser with private browsing, website identification, spell check, and customization options.
3. Google's browser is discussed next, highlighting its flexible tabs, download manager, private browsing, and task manager.
4. A browser from Telenor is summarized as having visual tabs, addons, and fast loading even on slow connections.
This document provides information about Saurabh Shah and his involvement with Joomla. Saurabh is a front-end developer who works for CloudAccess.net, the official hosting provider for Joomla demo sites. He is also a member of several Joomla teams including events and social. The document then provides an overview of CloudAccess.net's Joomla hosting services and basics about CMS, Joomla features and how to get started with Joomla.
This document provides an overview of front-end web development. It begins by listing topics that will be covered, including what a website is, web development, front-end and back-end development, and languages like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It then defines a website and provides examples. It describes web development as building and maintaining websites and apps that run in browsers. It defines front-end development as producing HTML, CSS, and JavaScript that users directly see and interact with on a website or app. Back-end development refers to server-side code that communicates with databases and browsers. It also provides overviews of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript and their uses in web development.
Modules and Components Introduction in Joomla! 2.5Vishwash Gaur
Vishwash Gaur provides an overview of Joomla! modules and components. Modules are lightweight extensions used to render parts of pages, while components provide main functionality and can contain modules and plugins. The presentation covers module and component conventions, how to add them to templates, and their basic folder structures. Resources for learning more about Joomla! are also listed.
This document contains questions and answers about Joomla! and extension development. It discusses differences between Joomla! 1.5 and 2.5 database structures, how to discover new modules in 2.5, whether too many extensions can slow a site, whether extensions must be open source, and reasons to switch from 1.5 to 2.5. It also provides tips on using jQuery with Joomla! and lists resources for learning more about Joomla! and extension development.
UC Browser is a mobile browser developed by Chinese company UC Web. It has over 500 million users worldwide and is the second most used mobile browser. It offers features like data compression, sharing to social media, download management including resume of interrupted downloads, and a cloud system for faster page loads. It is available on platforms like Android, iOS, Windows Phone and others. Some security concerns have been raised about potential privacy leaks by the browser.
Download PowerPoint Project on social programming for engineering studentsSkyingBlogger
The document discusses how to integrate web pages into the social graph on Facebook. It provides information on adding metadata like title, image and URL to represent the object within the graph. It also discusses adding a like button to create a connection between the user and page. Finally, it discusses how this can help promote websites by attracting users with similar interests and increasing traffic.
This document discusses the Facebook API and Facebook iOS SDK. It provides an overview of the Facebook API, including Facebook for Websites, Apps on Facebook, and Mobile Apps. It then discusses the Facebook iOS SDK in more detail, including how to access the Graph API, Legacy REST API, and FQL from an iOS app using Objective-C. It also provides examples of code snippets and instructions for setting up a demo iOS app that integrates with the Facebook iOS SDK.
This document provides an overview and introduction to Joomla, an open source content management system (CMS). It describes what Joomla is, how to install and use it, where to find help and support, and how individuals can get involved in the Joomla community and development. The document also outlines the key features of Joomla and provides links to documentation, tutorials, and other resources.
BÀI 7 Triển khai, hướng phát triển cho web mobile - Giáo trình FPTMasterCode.vn
Định tuyến cho truy cập từ thiết bị di động đến
website cho di động
Tối ưu hóa công cụ tìm kiếm di động (SEO) và thu
hút truy cập
Cách thích nghi trong hệ sinh thái di động
CSS can help the same webpage looks different on different devicesKanda P
CSS can be used to optimize webpages for viewing on different devices by allowing different styling for different screen sizes. The document discusses how pages appear differently on computers versus phones/tablets and how to use CSS media queries to target specific screen widths. It provides an example of a page that is difficult to read on mobile due to small text and links, but using CSS media queries to target mobile screen widths allows restyling the page to be easier to read when viewed on a phone or tablet.
The Internet Explained To Your Mum In 5 SlidesMarcello Brivio
A non-digital person could be the client of your next website. Or a stakeholder in a project you will be asked to lead. Or, more probably, your user. These 5 slides are for him/her.
The document discusses new web technologies including web classification, IP addressing, domain name systems, content management systems, wikis, XML, weblogs, and web 2.0 features like social networking. It describes how the internet enables resource sharing and outlines categories of websites based on top-level domains, content, and functionality. Web applications and their typical 3-tier architecture are also covered.
- The document discusses various browser tips and tricks, including tweaking display scaling for high resolution screens, using built-in features like click-to-play plugins to save memory and block flash content, organizing bookmarks into folders for easier navigation, finding browser history in search engines and the Wayback Machine, customizing Firefox through profiles and themes, and getting paid to search with Bing Rewards. Potential topics for a future talk include keyboard shortcuts, cookie management, customizing home pages and search engines, online privacy tools, and browser families.
- Reader View is a new feature in Firefox that removes clutter from web pages and allows for distraction-free reading. It can be enabled by clicking the Reader View icon or adding "about:reader?url=" before a URL.
- There are many browser extensions that can further customize the browsing experience, such as extensions for removing web clutter, adding search engines, and enabling RSS feeds.
- User scripts allow customizing how web pages behave and interact by inserting code into web pages, and there are tools like Tampermonkey that make user scripts easy to install and run.
- Browser automation tools like Selenium can automate browser tasks for testing or repetitive workflows.
When and why to stray from Chrome, Edge, or Firefox, some programs and extensions to support your Internet experience, and the increasing complexity of the dangers of going online.
The document summarizes Yash Kumar Sati's training experience at Udacity Inc. It discusses that Udacity offers massive open online courses on topics like cybersecurity, machine learning, and web development. Through Udacity, Yash learned front-end web development skills like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. He also learned shell programming and using version control systems like Git. The training helped Yash learn new techniques for building responsive and accessible websites using frameworks and optimizing code.
This document provides summaries of different web browsers:
1. The first browser discussed is maintained by Microsoft and focuses on compatibility, grouped tabs, and private browsing.
2. The second is a popular open source browser with private browsing, website identification, spell check, and customization options.
3. Google's browser is discussed next, highlighting its flexible tabs, download manager, private browsing, and task manager.
4. A browser from Telenor is summarized as having visual tabs, addons, and fast loading even on slow connections.
This document provides information about Saurabh Shah and his involvement with Joomla. Saurabh is a front-end developer who works for CloudAccess.net, the official hosting provider for Joomla demo sites. He is also a member of several Joomla teams including events and social. The document then provides an overview of CloudAccess.net's Joomla hosting services and basics about CMS, Joomla features and how to get started with Joomla.
This document provides an overview of front-end web development. It begins by listing topics that will be covered, including what a website is, web development, front-end and back-end development, and languages like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It then defines a website and provides examples. It describes web development as building and maintaining websites and apps that run in browsers. It defines front-end development as producing HTML, CSS, and JavaScript that users directly see and interact with on a website or app. Back-end development refers to server-side code that communicates with databases and browsers. It also provides overviews of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript and their uses in web development.
Modules and Components Introduction in Joomla! 2.5Vishwash Gaur
Vishwash Gaur provides an overview of Joomla! modules and components. Modules are lightweight extensions used to render parts of pages, while components provide main functionality and can contain modules and plugins. The presentation covers module and component conventions, how to add them to templates, and their basic folder structures. Resources for learning more about Joomla! are also listed.
This document contains questions and answers about Joomla! and extension development. It discusses differences between Joomla! 1.5 and 2.5 database structures, how to discover new modules in 2.5, whether too many extensions can slow a site, whether extensions must be open source, and reasons to switch from 1.5 to 2.5. It also provides tips on using jQuery with Joomla! and lists resources for learning more about Joomla! and extension development.
UC Browser is a mobile browser developed by Chinese company UC Web. It has over 500 million users worldwide and is the second most used mobile browser. It offers features like data compression, sharing to social media, download management including resume of interrupted downloads, and a cloud system for faster page loads. It is available on platforms like Android, iOS, Windows Phone and others. Some security concerns have been raised about potential privacy leaks by the browser.
Download PowerPoint Project on social programming for engineering studentsSkyingBlogger
The document discusses how to integrate web pages into the social graph on Facebook. It provides information on adding metadata like title, image and URL to represent the object within the graph. It also discusses adding a like button to create a connection between the user and page. Finally, it discusses how this can help promote websites by attracting users with similar interests and increasing traffic.
This document discusses the Facebook API and Facebook iOS SDK. It provides an overview of the Facebook API, including Facebook for Websites, Apps on Facebook, and Mobile Apps. It then discusses the Facebook iOS SDK in more detail, including how to access the Graph API, Legacy REST API, and FQL from an iOS app using Objective-C. It also provides examples of code snippets and instructions for setting up a demo iOS app that integrates with the Facebook iOS SDK.
This document provides an overview and introduction to Joomla, an open source content management system (CMS). It describes what Joomla is, how to install and use it, where to find help and support, and how individuals can get involved in the Joomla community and development. The document also outlines the key features of Joomla and provides links to documentation, tutorials, and other resources.
BÀI 7 Triển khai, hướng phát triển cho web mobile - Giáo trình FPTMasterCode.vn
Định tuyến cho truy cập từ thiết bị di động đến
website cho di động
Tối ưu hóa công cụ tìm kiếm di động (SEO) và thu
hút truy cập
Cách thích nghi trong hệ sinh thái di động
BÀI 4 Tinh chỉnh môi trường làm việc và làm việc với cách thành phần trên web...MasterCode.vn
Điều chỉnh môi trường làm việc trên Dreamweaver
CS4
Làm việc với những thành phần đa phương tiện
(multimedia) trên webpage:
Chèn file flash, video, âm thanh
Sử dụng panel Assets
Làm việc với plug-in
BÀI 4 Làm việc với các thành phần VIDEO, AUDIO, CANVAS của HTML5MasterCode.vn
Chèn các thành phần video, audio vào trang
Điều khiển video với Javascript
Làm quen với thành phần canvas
Sử dụng thành phần cavas để thực hiện:
Vẽ hình và đường
Áp dụng màu và cọ fradient
Thực hiện tạo hình động
Chèn các thành phần video, audio vào trang
Điều khiển video với Javascript
Làm quen với thành phần canvas
Sử dụng thành phần cavas để thực hiện:
Vẽ hình và đường
Áp dụng màu và cọ fradient
Thực hiện tạo hình động
Tổng quan về CSS3
Làm việc với các thuộc tính mới trong CSS3:
Border-radius
Border-image
Gradient
Transform, transition, animation
Làm việc với font web
Chèn nhiều hình nền với CSS3
Tổng quan về CSS3
Làm việc với các thuộc tính mới trong CSS3:
Border-radius
Border-image
Gradient
Transform, transition, animation
Làm việc với font web
Chèn nhiều hình nền với CSS3
BÀI 6 Làm việc với thành phần FORM, SPRY trong DREAMWEAVER CS4 - Giáo trình FPTMasterCode.vn
Làm việc với web form:
Giao diện và chức năng của form
Phương pháp submit thông tin của form lên server
Xác nhận các thông tin đầu vào của form
Khởi tạo và sửa đổi form trên Dreamweaver CS4
Lưu ý khi làm việc với form
Hiểu về các khái niệm liên quan tới web:
Web động phía client
XML, AJAX, RIA
Spry và cách làm việc với spry trong Dreamweaver
CS4
Làm việc với web form:
Giao diện và chức năng của form
Phương pháp submit thông tin của form lên server
Xác nhận các thông tin đầu vào của form
Khởi tạo và sửa đổi form trên Dreamweaver CS4
Lưu ý khi làm việc với form
Hiểu về các khái niệm liên quan tới web:
Web động phía client
XML, AJAX, RIA
Spry và cách làm việc với spry trong Dreamweaver
CS4
BÀI 3 Thiết kế web cho di động với dreamweaver CS5 & Jquery - Giáo trình FPTMasterCode.vn
Nhận diện thiết bị và tính tương thích với các thiết bị
di động
Nâng cao khả năng tương tác của web di động với
Javascript và AJAX
Thiết kế trang web cho di động với Dreamweaver
CS5:
Khởi tạo và tùy biến nội dung
Chèn thêm trang web với Jquery mobile
Định dạng trang web với CSS
Nhận diện thiết bị và tính tương thích với các thiết bị
di động
Nâng cao khả năng tương tác của web di động với
Javascript và AJAX
Thiết kế trang web cho di động với Dreamweaver
CS5:
Khởi tạo và tùy biến nội dung
Chèn thêm trang web với Jquery mobile
Định dạng trang web với CSS
BÀI 5 Tối ưu hóa thiết kế web và cách làm việc cơ bản trong chế độ hiển thị C...MasterCode.vn
Sử dụng thư viện và các mẫu có sẵn:
Thiết kế dựa trên module
Các thành phần module trong Dreamweaver:
• Snippets
• Thành phần thư viện
• Mẫu (template)
Soạn thảo HTML trong môi trường Code
Sử dụng thư viện và các mẫu có sẵn:
Thiết kế dựa trên module
Các thành phần module trong Dreamweaver:
• Snippets
• Thành phần thư viện
• Mẫu (template)
Soạn thảo HTML trong môi trường Code
BÀI 1 Bước đầu làm quen với ADOBE DREAMWEAVER CS4 và những thao tác cơ bản tr...MasterCode.vn
Những khái niệm về website:
Thành phần của trang web
Tên miền, địa chỉ IP
Client – server
Công việc thiết kế website
Những kiến thức cơ bản về HTML & XHTML
Làm quen với Adobe Dreamweaver CS4
Khởi tạo một trang web và làm việc với những thành
phần trên trang web: văn bản, hình ảnh
Những khái niệm về website:
Thành phần của trang web
Tên miền, địa chỉ IP
Client – server
Công việc thiết kế website
Những kiến thức cơ bản về HTML & XHTML
Làm quen với Adobe Dreamweaver CS4
Khởi tạo một trang web và làm việc với những thành
phần trên trang web: văn bản, hình ảnh
Giáo trình thiết kế web - Thiết kế web với DreamweaverKhanhPham
Giáo trình thiết kế web - Thiết kế web với Dreamweaver
Để tìm hiểu kỹ hơn các bạn hãy truy cập:
Website: www.zend.vn
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/zendvngroup
Youtube: www.youtube.com/user/luutruonghaila
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Khái niệm hướng mắt của người duyệt web
Weight (trọng lượng)
Italic & oblique
Các style trang trí
Văn bản in hoa in thường
Màu sắc
Kiểu chữ
Khái niệm hướng mắt của người duyệt web
Weight (trọng lượng)
Italic & oblique
Các style trang trí
Văn bản in hoa in thường
Màu sắc
Kiểu chữ
BÀI 3 Bố cục trang web & bảng (TABLE) trên trang web - Giáo trình FPTMasterCode.vn
Bố cục website với CSS:
Mô hình CSS Box
Làm việc với div và AP div
Xếp chồng và xếp gối các thành phần
Tạo style cho nội dung hộp
Điều chỉnh vị trí
Tổ chức và phác thảo website
Cách làm việc với bảng (table) trên trang web:
Khởi tạo bảng với HTML
Định dạng style cho bảng với CSS/ HTML
BÀI 5 Làm việc với FONT, TYPEFACE và tỷ lệ nhịp điệu trong TYPOGRAPHY - Giáo ...MasterCode.vn
Tổng quan về việc sử dụng font trên web:
Lựa chọn font
Phân loại font family trong CSS
Định rõ kiểu chữ với CSS
Web font an toàn ( web safe font)
Liên kết font web
Dịch vụ liên kết font web văn phòng
Nhúng font web với javascript
Những giải pháp để sử dụng font trên web
Tổng quan về việc sử dụng font trên web:
Lựa chọn font
Phân loại font family trong CSS
Định rõ kiểu chữ với CSS
Web font an toàn ( web safe font)
Liên kết font web
Dịch vụ liên kết font web văn phòng
Nhúng font web với javascript
Những giải pháp để sử dụng font trên web
BÀI 1 Giới thiệu những khía cạnh tổng quan về thiết kế web - Giáo trình FPTMasterCode.vn
Các khía cạnh thiết kế web
Những kỹ năng thiết yếu trong thiết kế website
Quy trình thiết kế website
Một số vấn đề trong thiết kế website
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1. 5. Site and page design
A well designed website is more than just a collection of linked web pages. It is a
coherent structure, easy navigable and where content can be found with minimum
effort.
Important advice before designing our website:
Important advice before designing our website:
1. Design your website before you write a single web page: have a clear picture of
how your webpage is to be organized.
2. Pay special attention to the way in which the text is laid out and to fonts and
colors. If your text is meant to be printed out then make sure that it will look as
good on the printed page as on the screen.
-Examples of bad WebPages:
http://www.webpagesthatsuck.com/worst-websites-of-2011.html
2. 5.1 Web Style Guide
The best practical guidelines for web authors can be found in:
1. The web style guide: The web author’s “Bible "contains useful guidelines on site,
interface and page design and is the reference which every web author should consult
before designing a web page. http://www.webstyleguide.com/wsg3/index.html
2. Jakob Nielsen’s website: another well known authority on web page design
3. 5.2 Homepage
Every website should have a homepage which is normally the main point of entry to the site,
ideally with an easy URL.
-The homepage should be simple and short. It is just an entry point to the site and does not need
much content. Sometimes a homepage just consists of a company logo which you click on to
enter the main site.
- Conventionally the homepage for any web page is called index.htm or index.html.
Web servers will automatically search for an index file in a directory so you don’t
have to specify the name in the URL.
- We can just use http://www.ICT4LT.ORG/
-Instead of http:// www.ICT4LT.ORG/index.html
-Which makes things quick and easier to type.
4. 5.3 Navigation aids
- A site that can not be navigated is useless.
- A common danger with any hypertext system (language in which the web
pages are written) is that of being lost in hyperspace. In other words going
to another web page and not being able to navigate back to the home page
- If you don’t have fixed landmarks with which to orient you’ll become
completely lost.
- In websites with more than one page it is essential to have some kind of
navigation aid or map.
5. - From the most basic web pages: A homepage with site landmarks, links
to other webpages.
- To the more sophisticated web pages : Might include a site map or a full-
blown graphic diagram, an index , and a site search engine.
6. 5.4 shared resources
• When you make a web page you have to introduce text,images that will be
shared in many resources, you should put this files on the same directory so
you can find them easily, to avoid duplication and to make site maintenance
easier.
• Make a directory only with images, keep them just in case there is a problem
with the server.
• When you want to insert a picture or a file in your web page your web page
editor will go to the common directory where you have your images and files.
This are relative links. They are local.
• If you do not want to insert those pictures you will use an absolute links and
you will have to specify the address.
7. How do relative links differ from absolute links?
Relative Link: Absolute Link
Are images in a predefined location The address has not been
in a specified directory where the
tools, pages, images are stored for
predefined. If I want an
my web page. They indicate the image that Its not already
location of a file relative to the included in my web site
document. Stored in a common folder directory I need to
directory in the web site folder. use an absolute address so
the software knows where
-It is better for Web authors to link to to look for it, the location.
files within the same website
For example on a hard
using relative links rather than
absolute links, as this makes the drive
file maintenance easier.
8. 5.5 What should I include on my website?
-Visitors to your website should be able to find out the following information at
your website:
1. Who created the site?
- Would should give detailed information on our homepage under the heading
who are we?
- We should name the authors of individual modules at the top of each of our
web pages.
2. Who is the site aimed at? Who is your target audience?
3. When were the contents created and how regularly is the site updated? We
have to give the revision date at the bottom of each page.
9. 4. Is there a contact address at the site?
5. Is there a feedback form? If you find a mistake or you want to make a comment
you can use the feedback form .It should be found at the bottom of each page.
This form helps to cut down spam as it makes less obvious our email address to
spambots.
10. 6. Evaluation of the website: quality and reliability of the content
7. Bibliographical referencing : recommendations given by the authors of the web
page on how to reference web pages
8. A disclaimer regarding links that we make to external sites:
-what type of links can we find in our webpage?
- who are the links managed by?
9. Who owns the copyright on the contents of the site and what are their term uses?
11. 6.Putting your website online
-We have already designed our web page on disc.
So how do we uploaded it to the World Wide WEB???
- in order to expose it to the world wide web you need to make it available online
- To do this you’ll need to obtain a web account on a computer connected to the
internet running a web server
- Then upload your website to the account.
So how do I get a Web account???
- Depending on your circumstances, there are a number of ways of getting file space on
a web server:
Work, Internet Service Provider, Free Web account providers, DIY- Running your
own server:
12. 6.1 Getting a web account.
1. Work: If your employer maintains a server for their employees.
Through Your employer you may run a Web server on which you can host your
site. For example University you can put you’re a personal page on the
server of your Company or University. you would have to have a link from the
index page to your web page.
2.nternet Service Provider: Almost every ISP ( telefónica) any company
which provides you with the internet service. will provide its subscribers with a
web account ( only to access or use the internet ,provides service to the
internet) when we have our ISP we can use a specialists Web hosting services.
Providers such as Titan and Amen or yahoo. Provides individuals or
companies to make their websites accessible.
13. 3. Free Web account providers: There are hundreds of free web space providers
on the internet, such as Tripod , which offers both free and paid-for accounts that
offer extra services. Probably free web pages wont offer you much space. Free
Webspace.net. Is a useful site where you can find suitable providers.
4. DIY- Running your own server:
If you have an internet connection, either via
your ISP or your employer, then you can turn your own computer into a web server.
But it has some disadvantages:
1. If you do not have a lot of knowledge on Web server is very complicated. You will
spend a decent amount of time reading documentation.
2. Any computer being connected to the internet is at risk of being broken into. So if
you have sensitive data on your hard disc you may prefer not to use your computer
as a sever
14. 6.1.1 Domain names
- If you are setting up a new website you will need to find yourself a domain
name.
- Domain names start with http://www which is followed by a dot and then a
name that you choose for yourself .
E.g. the ICT4LT website’s name is http://www.ict4lt.org.
- Domain names always have two or more parts, separated by dots.
- The part on the left side is more specific and the part on the right more
general.
- The ICT4LT website’s domain name is divided into two parts: ict4lt and
org,
- The former being the body and the later indicating the kind of body it is.
- Org= organization, companies can normally be identified by com.
15. - How do you choose a domain name? Check that the domain name
you have chosen is not being used by someone else. You can do this via most
hosting service providers or by looking up the name at a domain name
registration site such as Nominet or Register.com
Having found a suitable name, you then find an ISP or hosting service that
will give you adequate Web space for your registered name, and then you can
upload your website.
16. 6.1.2 CGI Scripts – hypertext scripts
If you want to add interactive features to your website:
For example searching engines
-We have to use server-side CGI scripts, the server that hosts your website
will have like a library of scripts that u can use to insert on your web page.
Such as navigation bars , form code elements. We select from the menu
the type of element that we want to insert in to our web page and the
programming tool generates the hypertext code to perform this function.
• that is a program/ option used on the web server which process form
data.
17. 6.2 Uploading your data:
To upload the website files to the web account we need to use FTP file transfer
protocol Software.
When do we use FTP? It is used to upload web pages and other documents from
one computer to another computer. Is a protocol for transferring files.
- Many web authoring packages for example Dreamweaver or Front Page editors
which generate hypertext mark up code html incorporate an FTP facility so that
you can automatically upload files by just pressing a button.
-Some hosting websites provide you editor software to design and make your web
pages and provide the method to upload it like yahoo.
If you need an FTP Client to upload your webpage the best ones are:
For windows- WSFTP.
For Macintosh- Fetch
18. 6.3 Testing your website
It is important to test your site both on disc and online. You should check that:
1. The major links in documents work
2. You do not get any ‘broken image’ icons indicating that an image file
can’t be found.
3. The document layout is as you want.
4. Your site works in all browsers.
- Most HTML editors now have an internal browser, that emulates a website , so that
you can change from HTML to WYSWYG (what u see is what you get)
- You can view your website before you transfer it to the web page, which is handy to
use when writing pages.
-To test your site you should do it live, as you can only see if it works by uploading it
and using it online.
-It is also interesting to check your web page in the different browsers such as Firefox,
Chrome…to be sure that the pages display as you want them to be viewed
19. 6.3.1 HTML Validators
What are HTML Validators?
Useful tools for testing your site. These are
programs which check your HTML . Verifies that your code has been generated
by your editor consistent with the rules of HTML.
-Check to make sure that the code is right.
-W3C Markup validation Service is a popular online validator.
20. 6.3.2 Case sensitivity
- A common cause of errors when generating a site is case sensitivity.
- When you program your web pages with an operating system that is different
from the host operating system. Case sensitivity may not be the same on
both. One may be insensitive to capital or small letters and the other may
not be. The results will be that some of the HTML codes will not be
recognized and will generate an error .
• Falta example
21. 6.3.3 Checking for dead links-linkrots
You need to check your site regularly for dead links. Some of the links that you
have made to interesting and useful sites will suddenly cease to work because the
site you have linked to has changed its URL, moved or just disappeared. This
phenomenon is sometimes referred as linkrot .
The main reasons for linkrot are:
Webmasters keep reorganizing their . sites, often without leaving
redirecting messages and consequently URL’S keep changing.
Some sites or pages simply disappear into the ether.
Many large sites are now dynamically built, i.e. database-driven. This
makes administration easier, if we want to add content to the site we just have to
update the database rather than editing HTML documents. But the visitors may
have no option but to enter the site through the “front door”.
.
22. -Most web authoring tools include a facility for checking links. At least for the
internal links.
-For external links you may have to use a link checker
Xenu Link Sleuth is a free software package that checks websites from broken links.
When checking your web page you should bare you have in mind:
1. Keep a note of usefull sites, indicating the name of the person responsible for
creating the web page into the internet . If the page goes dead then you may be
able to find it by using a search engine.
2. Once you have created a site containing lots of links make sure that it is properly
and constantly maintained.
23. - You may also be able to retrieve the contents of a dead link by entering its
URL into the Internet Archive ( aka the Wayback Machine) it is an
enormous archive that keeps records of revisions of websites at various
stages in their lives http://www.archive.org/
24. 7. A resource for web Authors.
• The HTMGoodies website is aimed at web authors and deals with all the
issues involved in designing, developing and maintaining websites. It is a
comprehensive resource for the web author from novice to expert
http://www.htmlgoodies.com/
25. 8. Case studies
The following sites are examples of work produced by secondary teachers in
the . Using Web Authorizing tools
1.The ashcombe School’s Modern Foreign Language Website: Resources for
teachers and students.
http://www.ashcombe.surrey.sch.uk/Curriculum/modlang/
26. 2.Language Online, Royal Grammar school, High Wycombe: Interactive
materials for secondary school learners of French, German, Spanish, Latin
and Italian. http://www.languagesonline.org.uk/
3. St Peter’s School, York: An extensive site for Modern Foreign Languages.
http://atschool.eduweb.co.uk/stpmlang/
4. Grahams davies’s favourite web sit
http://www.camsoftpartners.co.uk/websites.htm
27. 8. Copyright issues
• When creating your own website we have to pay attention to copyright.
• If you use of materials from another website make sure that you seek permission
from the owner of the site if it is not clearly stated that the material are copyright
free.
• If you include a link to someone’s site it is normally polite to request permission.
• Be careful about using others peoples logos.
• Down lend or donate downloaded materials to collegues in other institutions.
• Do not publish downloaded materials in printed publications or on your own website
without the express permission of the copyright holder..
• Include your own copyright notice at your website, indicating information about the
copyright owner, the dates on which the materials were created and your terms of
use.