Web
Page
The file with the
extension .html is termed as a web page. It consists of information in the form
of text or graphics. It may contain hyperlinks, commonly known as ‘links’.
Basic
Steps
The first step in
learning to design a web page is to know the basics of HTML. HTML is
abbreviated as Hyper Text Markup Language. It is quite a simple language to
learn and once you become able to formatting in HTML, designing a web page
becomes child’s play. It is possible to insert text as well as graphics into a
web page with the help of HTML. The source of coding is ‘Notepad’ available on
your PC comes in handy for learning HTML. After you end up designing a web
page, it can be viewed with the help of software known as the web browser.
Along with HTML, newer tool Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) are used to add value
to the content presented on the web page. To give a style to your web page CSS
is used. Using of appropriate colors enhances the overall look of the web page.
The HTML color codes can also be used in designing.
Domain
Name Registration
Registration
of the domain name gives a singular identity to the website.
Hosting
the Website
After creating a web
page with the help of HTML, you need to upload it on the World Wide Web. Web
hosting services provide space on the World Wide Web for organizations and
individuals to host their websites. Some hosting
services charge the owners of the websites, while others provide space for
free. The free services mostly display pop-up ads on web pages in return for
the hosting space.
WebDesign Tips for Dummies
Navigation via your web
page should be easy for users. The links
present on the page should point to relevant information. If the process of
navigation becomes cumbersome for the user, he may soon lose interest in the
site.
A website should
provide a clean interface for the user.
Responsibilities
Brainstorm and mockup design
ideas
Present ideas to team
and clients
Meets with clients and
adjust designs to fit their needs or taste
Project schedules
Keep open Communication
Help with public
relations, copywriting, client follow-up and other events that may become a
priority
This internship may be
worth credit hours through your college or university programs.
Use computer software
to execute designs and layouts.
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