Building a Web Site
of Your Own

Session 3

In this session, we'll review creating links plus review the various kinds of links that are commonly used on web pages.  Next, we'll investigate the use of tables to create organized columns of text.  Also, we'll use tables to control the formatting of text and graphics on a page.  And what about graphics?  We will look at free resources on the internet for graphics and tools to work with graphics, we'll discuss graphical formats, and (as always) expand our understanding of web page design principles.

Session outline:

Break time

On Site participants:  Assignment for next time

  • Bring a plan for your web site OR submit a page (use the course drop box) that includes a table that manages layout of text and graphics.- it may include an index/outline and it may include a graphic organizer
  • Make sure to investigate The Design Studio and check for the "web safe" colors section.
  • Create a page that includes a table that manages layout of text and graphics

Online participants:  Assignment

  •  
  • Submit a document (via the drop box) that is either an outline-plan of a simple web site or is a graphical representation (see sample in handouts) of such a plan.  The graphical representation may be created with graphics programs or using such tools as paper & pencil and then scanned.
  • Make sure to investigate The Design Studio and check for the "web safe" colors section.
  • Complete the section 3 quiz at the BlackBoard.com web site covering tables , graphics, and copyright. 

Bring this file on a disk to class next week! Participants should also acquire a copy of a graphics software package by next session and bring desired pictures to class.


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