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The student aims to redesign an image drop down menu for a Twitter site using various technologies. Specifically, they want to create a drop down menu when mousing over display pictures that shows recent tweets and an option to view more. Clicking a tweet will open it in a new menu with options like viewing conversations. The student is using Dreamweaver, HTML, CSS, jQuery, Photoshop, and a sketchbook to develop the site and learn skills like using jQuery with HTML/CSS and a graphics tablet. They still need to refine the code, centralize the main page, add a background, finish the buttons, and tidy up the layout.
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The document discusses the various hardware and software technologies used to construct a media product. It describes using a Nikon DSLR camera, flash equipment, and soft boxes to take photographs. Adobe Photoshop and InDesign were used to edit photos and layout pages, with new skills learned around tools and features. An Apple computer, keyboard, and mouse were also used, requiring adaptation to the new interface. Internet browsers and content management software like WordPress and SlideShare supported online sharing of the work.
Web Design - Lesson 3
The document provides instructions for various web design tasks in lesson 3, including adding links within pages and to external pages, inserting images and adding alternative text descriptions, using images as links, creating image maps with hotspots, and adding rollover images using two images of the same size. Students are tasked with creating a webpage featuring rollover images and an image map, and uploading it, as well as a welcome/introduction homepage page with links to previous work, other sites, and interactive buttons using rollover images.
Expressit progress demonstration
This document provides an overview of a progress demonstration for a web application that allows users to create and share text-based images using content from the Trove image database. It includes sections on objectives, success criteria, site maps, task flows, design evolution, and a prototype demonstration. The objectives are to showcase Trove images in an engaging way, allow users to create and share custom images, and maximize user creations and shares. Success criteria include metrics like page load times, bounce rates, and social referrals. Site maps and task flows outline the key pages and user flows. The design evolved from a mobile-first to a responsive web design. The plan for completion outlines outstanding tasks and responsibilities by team members.
As media studies evaluation q6
The document discusses the various hardware and software technologies used to construct a media product. It describes learning to use an iMac computer, Nikon D3400 camera, Apple keyboard and mouse, USB stick, SD card, soft boxes, and other equipment. Several software programs were also used including Adobe Photoshop and InDesign to edit photos and design pages. WordPress was used to create a blog, and SlideShare to upload PowerPoint slides. While familiar with some technologies, the document emphasizes learning new skills through using each tool for this specific media project.
How to use projeqt--my final presentation
1. Sign up for a Projeqt account by linking social media accounts or creating a separate login. Update your profile with details. You can create a new project or upload an existing file like PowerPoint to convert.
2. Name your new Projeqt presentation and add an optional description or tags.
3. Key features allow moving and rearranging slides, adding content like documents and images to slides and "stacks" which organize related topics. Personalization options customize colors, fonts, and branding.
.How to Use Projeqt--my final
1. Sign up for a Projeqt account by linking social media accounts or creating a separate login. Update your profile with details. You can create a new project or upload an existing file like PowerPoint to convert.
2. Name your new Projeqt presentation and add an optional description or tags.
3. Key features allow moving and rearranging slides, adding content like documents and images to slides and "stacks" which organize related topics. Personalization options customize colors, fonts, and branding.
Web Design Lesson 3
This document provides instructions on various web design techniques including:
1) Adding links to other pages on the same site by selecting text, inserting a hyperlink, and selecting the target page from the same folder.
2) Adding links to external pages by typing the full URL including "http://".
3) Adding images and setting the alternative text property to describe images for visually impaired users.
4) Creating image maps by selecting areas of an image and adding hyperlinks and alternative text to create "hot spots".
5) Creating rollover images using two same-sized images and the rollover image tool to change the image on mouseover.
6) The task is to create a page with an image map
Web Design Lesson 3
This document provides instructions on various web design techniques including:
1) Adding links to other pages on the same site by selecting text, inserting a hyperlink, and selecting the target page from the same folder.
2) Adding links to external pages by typing the full URL including "http://".
3) Adding images and setting the alternative text property to describe images for visually impaired users.
4) Creating image maps by selecting areas of an image and adding hyperlinks and alternative text to create "hot spots".
5) Creating rollover images using two same-sized images and the rollover image tool to change the image on mouseover.
6) The task is to create a page with an image map
Website Development
The document summarizes the development process of a website for a film production. It describes the initial sketch, which analyzed conventions from real film websites to create a draft with a header, menu, social links, banner ad, and slideshow. The final draft was created using Adobe Photoshop and Wix, altering features from the initial sketch like changing the color scheme to be consistent across ancillary texts, adding a "Buy Tickets" button and plot introduction, switching the background to black for more impact, and making the trailer autoplay and changing the "Community" link to a forum.
Dnn developer slider module user manual
DnnDeveloper.in Slider is a new creative tool with amazing CSS animation effect to the Text, Button and small Image on the slide. Mobile friendly and compatible with major browsers, It's very user-friendly and manageable, it's really easy to use. It's EVS verified pro module.
Technologies used
The document describes the various new media technologies used at different stages of a media coursework project. These included a Mac for design and layout work in Photoshop, a scanner to upload hand-drawn plans and logos, a camera and memory stick to take and store photos, Slideshare to upload PowerPoints, Blogger to create and update a blog documenting progress, Microsoft Word for a questionnaire and Excel to display results, and Google/YouTube/Dafont for additional research. Many of these technologies like Photoshop and Blogger were new to use and there was a learning curve to learn how to use their various tools and features.
Lecture4
The document outlines the typical process for designing an interactive website, including research, site mapping, wireframing, creating a mood board, designing pages in Photoshop, and coding the design into HTML and CSS. The key steps are:
1. Conducting research on the client objectives, target audience, and competitors.
2. Creating a site map to diagram the page structure and filenames.
3. Developing wireframes as a visual guide to the skeletal framework of the website.
4. Assembling a mood board to make design decisions on look and feel.
5. Designing page templates and elements in Photoshop.
6. Coding the Photoshop design into HTML
IE9 for developers
Learn:
- Designing for the Customer
- Customer Engagement
- Customer Value
- Engineering Values
- Introduction to Pinned Sites
- Benefits of Pinned Sites
- The Pinned Site API
- How to Create a Basic Pinned Site
- How to Create Dynamic Jump Lists
- Case Study: Huffington Post - Reinventing the “Big News” Experience with IE9 Pinned Sites
Canvas 101 packet
A wonderful tutorial created by Tech Teacher & HCPSS colleague Michael Glennon - Thanks Mike! Our teachers are going to love this!
BiancaAfonsoCV
Bianca Afonso is a Drupal web designer and developer with over 6 years of experience specializing in Drupal. She has extensive skills in web design using programs like Photoshop, graphic design, front-end development, and building Drupal websites. Some of her major projects include websites for the South African government and other organizations. She enjoys designing beautiful, modern, and user-friendly themes for Drupal.
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تعرف على أدوات مهمة لتصميم وبناء صور جذابة لمواقع التواصل الاجتماعي . يحتوي العرض على أهم عشر أدوات تساعدكم في بناء محتوى لرفع مستوى التفاعل مع الجمهور على الشبكات الاجتماعية .
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The document provides guidance on how to turn a MoreNiche template into a website using the Nvu editor. It discusses downloading and extracting the template files, creating additional pages by copying and pasting or using the "Save As" feature in Nvu, and editing pages by inserting links, images, tables, and modifying site menus. It also offers tips for search engine optimization including setting the page title and description.
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Presentation 1
- 1. Redesign
- 2. Image Drop Down Menu
- 3. My Aims: The aims for my project have changed as I've realised that everything I wanted to included was overly ambitious. What I plan to achieve now is: - Mouse over a display picture to bring up a drop down menu of recent tweets, and an option to view more/to view them by date. - Click on a tweet to to open it in a new menu, with various options available such as; “View Conversation” or “View Profile”. - A less cluttered homepage - Clicking on a person Picture will bring up their profile with all their tweets.
- 4. What is being used: - Dreamweaver and Html/CSS to create the basic layout of the page, including background and links. - Jquery to create the drop down menu, which is activated when a mouse hovers over a display image. - Photoshop is being used to create/re-design the buttons for the Twitter site. This will be aided by the use of a graphics tablet. -A Sketchbook is being used to record step by step how the site is being developed, showing examples of all the different processes.
- 5. What is being Learnt: - Jquery, and how to use it in conjunction with HTML/CSS. Making sure it integrates properly and works smoothly. - How to use a Graphics Tablet. - How the coding can be changed to make the site viewable on mobile devices.
- 6. What I still Need to do: - I need to neaten up the code being used, remove anything that isn't needed/is overly complicated. -Centralise the main page, and add a background image. - Finish/upload/change the buttons. - Generally tidy up the layout.