Wednesday, October 12, 2011

Create a Web site - Weeks 2 outline

Week 2 Outline

CLASS #2 Notes:
“If you really want to know if your
Web site works, ask your next
door neighbor to try using it, while
you watch.
(You bring the beer.)”
http://www.sensible.com/

 

Content and xhtml

Subjects
  1. Adding Content to a basic Web Page
  2. xhtml - some rules
  3. (x)html elements - defined
  4. Formatting your content
  5. The <img /> element
    • Image editing
    • Inserting a graphic on a web page

     

Objective

To build a web site consisting of at least 3 web pages.

This week

  • --Adding Content and formatting content with xhtml
  • Working with images

How! Web Page Creation Preparation for Week 2

Resources for this week -- go to these URL's

The xhtml rules
http://uofgts.com/BasicWD/xhtml.html

Oh no, more rules! Things you need to know!
TYNTK

A VERY basic xhtml web page
The Basic Web Page

SumoPaint SumoPaint

Homework:

An xhtml tutorial
The Building Blocks of a Web Page

Format your content
Using the Web Editor of your Choice
Either start with a Basic Blank Page
BasicCSSpage.html, Basic-xHTML-page.html

Or Choose one of these layouts.

html5-3col.html, html5-2colindex.html,

Basic-layout.html

Play with Sumo Paint

SumoPaint
add an image or graphic or logo to your content!

An image tutorial
Inserting Images

Navigation Here

Some vocabulary

.php

- Personal Home Page is actually a server side scripting language
An xhtml element
is made up of an opening tag like <h1> and a closing tag </h1>.
Depreciation
- deprecation is applied to software features that are superseded and should be avoided. Deprecation may indicate that the feature will be removed in the future. Features are deprecated—rather than being removed.
http
- hyper text transfer protocol.
ftp
- file transfer protocol
XHTML
– The Extensible Hypertext Markup Language.
a markup language that has the same depth of expression as HTML but also conforms to XML syntax.
The intersection of HTML and XML a reformulation of HTML in XML.

 

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