Web design - Lesson 2
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The document provides instructions on using Dreamweaver to create basic web pages. It explains how to organize files, save work, add titles and text with different formatting, change backgrounds, preview pages, and upload pages to a free web hosting site. The task is to create a simple one-page website with a title, varied text styles and colors, and then find a free host to upload it to.
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Consistency with Web Design Site Plan
Your website should follow and include all of the elements described in the Web Design Site Plan you submitted earlier in the semester. Your website will be judged against each of the criteria in the site plan to determine how well you followed your plan.
Site Design/Look and Feel
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· Consistency/Unity of Design
· White Space
· Focal Points
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· Font selection
· Ease of Reading
· Ease of Scanning
· Ease of Navigation
· Chunked Text
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Website should include a homepage and at least 4 child pages including the About page.
Every page must include:
· title
· Spry based navigation bar with links to each page
· Banner (see below)
Homepage
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About page
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Other Elements
Your website must include at least 1 of each of the following:
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· External link
· Image map
· Ordered list
· Unordered list
· Background image
· Flash Animation (See advertisement below)
Your site should include at least 4 images in the content (see imagery above). All pictures should be neatly aligned with the text and must have alternate text.
Use CSS to create styles (must have at least 2) in an external style sheet (.css) that give your website a uniform look and feel. You may use the C pre-designed CSS page layouts with your own CSS styles.
Your website should be neat, well organized, easy to read, and pleasing to the eye.
Review
· Use only web safe colors
· Check for broken links and orphaned files
· Check spelling
· Test your website using Mozilla Firefox version 15.0.1 or later
Imagery
Focal Point
Use Adobe Photoshop to create a collage showing off the main theme of your site. This image should be placed on the homepage in a way to draw the viewer’s eye. The collage must include one image as a background layer and at least 4 additional images related to the main theme of your site. While the focal point will not be judged on artistically, the combined images should be as neat and clean as possible.
Banner
Create a Banner for your web pages using Photoshop. The Bann.
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