Web Design Lesson 1
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This document provides guidance on key elements of effective web design. It discusses using Macromedia Dreamweaver for the course and creating an online portfolio. Students will explore different web technologies building on skills from Adobe Flash and Photoshop. The document then lists what makes a well-designed website, including easy navigation, high-quality images, an effective logo/graphics, appropriate use of color, interesting content, concise writing, and judicious use of animations. It assigns students a group task to analyze the design of an English language website and present their findings.
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