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9780072133905

Web Design

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  • Copyright: 2001-05-29
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Summary

(Osborne) A basic guide to Web design with HTML and XHTML, and as other Web authoring technologies JavaScript. Features covering of developing text, graphics, tables, frames, forms, scripts, and multimedia, in a self-paced learning format. Includes 1-minute self-assessment drills, projects and exercises, mastery checks, and other features. Softcover.

Table of Contents

Acknowledgments xiii
Introduction xiv
PART 1 Preparing for Web Development
Understanding the Medium
3(52)
The Anatomy of a Web Site
4(15)
URLs
4(3)
Web Servers
7(5)
Internet Service Providers
12(6)
Web Sites
18(1)
Web Pages
18(1)
Web Browsers
19(2)
More Than Two Browsers
20(1)
The Importance of Testing
21(1)
An Overview of Common Web Technologies and Languages
21(23)
Hypertext Markup Language (HTML)/Extensible Hypertext Markup Language (XHTML)
22(3)
Extensible Markup Language (XML)
25(3)
JavaScript
28(3)
Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)
31(3)
Dynamic HTML (DHTML)
34(3)
Active Server Pages (ASP)
37(4)
CGI---Perl
41(3)
Coding
44(3)
Coding ``from Scratch?''
44(3)
Design and Production Tools
47(4)
Adobe Photoshop/ImageReady
48(2)
Macromedia Fireworks
50(1)
Jasc's Paint Shop Pro
50(1)
The Tools of the Trade
51(2)
Mastery Check
53(2)
Analysis and Planning
55(46)
Organizing the Team
56(5)
Management Roles
58(1)
Creative and Editorial Roles
59(1)
Technical Roles
60(1)
Team Dynamics
61(1)
Documenting the Project
61(3)
Development Lifecycles
64(1)
Analyzing the Project
65(19)
Setting Site Goals
65(4)
Identifying Your Target Audience
69(3)
Evaluating the Target Audience
72(12)
Planning the Structure, Content, and Navigation
84(11)
Organizing Content
85(1)
Developing Navigation
86(9)
Creating a New Minisite
95(3)
Mastery Check
98(3)
PART 2 Design and Production
Page Design
101(50)
Page Size
102(28)
Exactly How Much Space Is Available on a Web Page?
102(13)
Ways to Deal with the Inconsistent Live Screen Area
115(15)
Page Structure
130(11)
Navigation
131(6)
Content Hierarchy on the Page
137(4)
Creating Mockups
141(6)
Beginning the Design Phase
147(2)
Mastery Check
149(2)
Preparing Content for the Web
151(66)
Using Color
152(11)
The Birth of the ``Web-Safe'' Palette
154(3)
The Death of the Web-Safe Palette?
157(3)
So What Now?
160(3)
Defining Fonts
163(8)
Font Faces
163(3)
Font Sizes
166(3)
Font Styling
169(2)
Bringing Graphical Content into Photoshop
171(7)
Size
172(2)
Resolution
174(1)
Color Modes
175(3)
Laying Out the Page
178(27)
Page Backgrounds
185(14)
Ensuring On-Screen Readability
199(2)
Creating Effective Links
201(4)
Accessibility
205(7)
Printers
207(2)
For International Users
209(3)
Designing Mockups
212(2)
Mastery Check
214(3)
Still Graphics Production
217(34)
File Formats
218(16)
Terminology
219(3)
GIF
222(5)
JPEG
227(2)
PNG
229(3)
Other File Types
232(2)
Slicing the Designs
234(10)
Using Guides
240(1)
Identifying Slices
241(3)
Choosing the Best File Format for the Job
244(3)
Preparing Mockups for Production
247(3)
Mastery Check
250(1)
Beyond Still Graphics
251(36)
Determining the Most Appropriate Multimedia for a Site
252(26)
GIF
254(5)
Flash (.swf)
259(5)
Director/Shockwave
264(1)
Java
265(1)
JavaScript
266(2)
DHTML
268(2)
Quick Time
270(2)
RealMedia
272(1)
MP3
273(2)
Comparison
275(3)
Integrating Multimedia Components into Mockups
278(2)
Linked Components
278(1)
Embedded Components
279(1)
Checking the Usability of Multimedia
280(1)
Enhancing Your Web Site
281(2)
Mastery Check
283(4)
PART 3 Integration and Testing
Coding the Page Structure
287(48)
Know Your Server
288(5)
Server Side Includes
289(2)
Single-Slash Aliases
291(2)
Defining the Header Content
293(13)
Required Tags
296(1)
Title
297(3)
Meta Data
300(3)
Scripts
303(1)
Style Sheets
304(2)
Outline the Body Content
306(21)
Backgrounds and Colors
307(4)
Positioning and Structure
311(16)
Pulling it All Together
327(5)
Header Content
327(1)
Body Content
328(1)
Page Layout
329(1)
Status of Code Development
330(2)
Working with Page Content
332(2)
Mastery Check
334(1)
Formatting Text Content
335(36)
Paragraphs and Text Structure
336(8)
Paragraphs
336(3)
Headings
339(1)
Quotation Blocks and Text Boxes
340(2)
Basic Alignment
342(2)
Adding Emphasis and Additional Formatting
344(6)
With HTML
344(2)
With CSS
346(3)
Special Characters
349(1)
Lists
350(3)
Links
353(9)
Link Paths
354(1)
Interior Links
355(1)
E-mail, Newsgroups, and FTP Links
356(1)
Link Accessibility
357(1)
Link Targets
358(4)
Pulling It All Together
362(5)
Text Formatting
363(1)
Links
364(1)
Color
365(1)
Status of Code Development
365(2)
Adding Text Content and Links
367(2)
Mastery Check
369(2)
Graphics and Multimedia
371(36)
Integrating Still Graphics
372(15)
Size and Display Considerations
373(4)
Alternative Text
377(3)
Basic Alignment
380(1)
Using Images as Links
381(6)
Integrating Multimedia
387(12)
Embedding
387(6)
Linking
393(6)
Pulling It All Together
399(4)
Status of Code Development
401(2)
Adding Graphics and Multimedia
403(3)
Mastery Check
406(1)
Interactive Elements
407(46)
Forms
408(19)
Usability of Content
408(3)
Layout
411(13)
Processing Forms
424(3)
Dynamic Content
427(14)
Automatically Adding the Date to a Page
430(1)
Changing Page Elements Each Time the Page Loads
430(2)
Change Page Elements According to the Cursor's Location
432(4)
Adding Third-Party Content
436(2)
Allowing Users to Search Your Site
438(3)
Pulling It All Together
441(8)
Rollovers
442(1)
Randomized Images
442(2)
Today's Date
444(1)
Status of Code Development
445(4)
Developing Web Forms
449(2)
Mastery Check
451(2)
Testing and Deployment
453(88)
Process
454(9)
Testing
454(2)
Uploading to a Live Server
456(7)
Updating the Documentation
463(7)
Creating a Style Guide
465(1)
Review Site Logs
466(4)
Maintenance and Upgrades
470(4)
Pulling It All Together
474(5)
Status of Code Development
475(4)
Practice Testing and Deployment
479(2)
Mastery Check
481(4)
PART 4 Appendixes
A Answers to Mastery Checks
485(10)
Module 1: Understanding the Medium
486(1)
Module 2: Analysis and Planning
486(1)
Module 3: Page Design
487(1)
Module 4: Preparing Content for the Web
488(2)
Module 5: Still Graphics Production
490(1)
Module 6: Beyond Still Graphics
490(1)
Module 7: Coding the Page Structure
491(1)
Module 8: Formatting Text Content
492(1)
Module 9: Graphics and Multimedia
492(1)
Module 10: Interactive Elements
493(1)
Module 11: Testing and Deployment
494(1)
B HTML 4 Reference Table
495(22)
Generic Attributes
496(1)
Group Type: Core
497(1)
Group Type: Events
497(1)
Group Type: Intl
497(1)
Basic Page Structure
498(2)
Working with Text
500(2)
Working with Links
502(1)
Working with Images and Multimedia
503(3)
Creating Lists
506(1)
Using Tables
507(3)
Developing Frames
510(2)
Employing Forms
512(2)
Using Style Sheets and Scripts
514(1)
Key to Notes Columns
515(2)
C Special Characters
517(2)
D Cascading Style Sheets Reference
519(18)
Introductory Concepts
520(1)
Selectors
520(1)
Properties
520(1)
Declarations and Rulesets
521(1)
Classes
521(2)
Value Types
523(2)
Structure
525(2)
Advanced Concepts
527(1)
Formatting Pages
528(1)
Text Display
529(2)
Backgrounds
531(1)
Tables
531(1)
Lists
532(1)
Controlling White Space
532(1)
Borders
533(1)
Positioning & Page Layout
533(1)
Formatting for Other Media
534(3)
E Locating Stock Media, Software, Scripts, and Code
537(4)
Stock Media
538(1)
Stock Photography
538(1)
Clip Art
539(1)
Online Sources
539(1)
Software
539(1)
HTML Editors and Code Development Tools
540(1)
Graphics Editors
540(1)
Animation and Multimedia Editors
540(1)
Scripts and Code
541

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