Sandy Miller wrote:
>
> I have been asked to teach the equivalent of Web Page Construction 101
> [snip] Any
> pointers as to structure, agenda, curricula would be greatly
> appreciated!
[snip]
Part 1: Content Planning
or, First you decide what you need to communicate, THEN you start
building the site
Part 2: Design
or, How to make it easy for people to find what THEY want from your site
while also being attractive enough to make their stay pleasant.
Part 3: Coding
or, No, you don't just open FrontPage <g>, there are tags that really
control stuff. And determining fonts font sizes and line breaks are
completely different than in printed material, because people can set their
own preferences on their end...
Part 4: Publicity
or, if you design and code it, they may or may not come
Sorry to be so tongue-in-cheek (and hard to talk this way), but I find that
the basics are crucial. I get the questions all the time from top execs -
"Can we do that thing where it changes color and music comes out and things
dance all around the screen" and I'm constantly saying "yes. But WHY do you
want to?"
Terri Grodner
Director of Interactive Development
Iovation Interactive, a division of Ovation Design
http://www.iovation.com/ http://www.ovationdesign.com/
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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