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Basic Web Design Using Dreamweaver

Basic Web Design Using Dreamweaver. Robby Seitz 121 Powers Hall 915-7822 rseitz@olemiss.edu. Basic Web Design. What is the easiest way to build or update a Web page? Get someone else do it for you. What can you give someone to help them build a good Web page for you? Money.

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Basic Web Design Using Dreamweaver

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  1. Basic Web Design Using Dreamweaver Robby Seitz 121 Powers Hall 915-7822 rseitz@olemiss.edu

  2. Basic Web Design • What is the easiest way to build or update a Web page? Get someone else do it for you. • What can you give someone to help them build a good Web page for you? Money.

  3. Methods Compared .

  4. HTML Basics • Hyper-Text Markup Language • Don’t worry, we have handouts!(Source: www.addedbytes.com/cheat-sheets/html-cheat-sheet/)

  5. HTML Basics Markup Tags - Nesting • Open, surround, close <tag attribute=“value”…>stuff</tag><a href=“http://www.olemiss.edu”>Link</a><p>This is my very short paragraph.</p> • Empty or self-closing <img src=“mypic.jpg” /><br />

  6. HTML Basics Spacing doesn’t matter (much), but indentation helps show nesting. <html> <head> <title>Robby’s Page</title> </head> <body> This is a picture of my cat, Lou.<br /> <imgsrc=“mycat.jpg” /> </body> </html>

  7. HTML Basics

  8. Web Concepts Expect viewers to see things differently. Obstacles to consistent page rendering include: • Different browser versions • Different screen resolutions • Different accessibility needs • Different mobile devices

  9. Web Concepts Keep layout and content as separate as possible. • Content – Information and its contextual meaning. • Layout – The format and arrangement of information.

  10. Basic Dreamweaver Parts of the screen • Top menu: File, Edit, View… • Top toolbar: Common, Layout, Forms…

  11. Basic Dreamweaver Parts of the screen • Tabs: Document names • Code/Design views • File Transfer, Validation

  12. Basic Dreamweaver Parts of the screen • Tag Selector • Properties window:Format, Style, Align…

  13. Basic Dreamweaver Parts of the screen • Windows on right side: Files, CSS…

  14. Basic Web Design Using Dreamweaver www.dreamweaver.com Robby Seitz 121 Powers Hall 915-7822 rseitz@olemiss.edu

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