In class workshop - programming and css
Building navigation
Wednesday, April 1, 2009
Tuesday, March 24, 2009
Class 9
CSS stylesheet construction
Check the Resources section from January. I added a few new links on navigation design and potential books for your library.
Let's look at your sites and issues.
Stay tuned for extra workshop dates...
- Setting up navigation
- graphics
- html/csc
- Layout and Column Positioning using CSS
Check the Resources section from January. I added a few new links on navigation design and potential books for your library.
Let's look at your sites and issues.
Stay tuned for extra workshop dates...
Wednesday, March 11, 2009
Class 8
FTP Construction page to the server
CSS
The Box Model
XHTML - setting up your content in Dreamweaver
CSS - Begin building your style sheet
CSS
The Box Model
XHTML - setting up your content in Dreamweaver
CSS - Begin building your style sheet
Tuesday, March 3, 2009
Class 7
Site Design Review
Homepage, Submenu and content page due
FTP - File Transfer Protocol
Graphics Production
Slicing your files using Photoshop
You will be using the slice and slice select tool in Photoshop or Fireworks to slice your design into parts.
Double click on the slices to name them.
Name them something that makes sense. Example for a menu item: nav_about
These images will then be added to your html in Dreamweaver.
In photoshop when you Save for Web, this is where you will optimize your graphics, jpgs for photography, gradations or shadows; gifs for graphic menu items, logos, etc; png 24 for images with transparency.
Select each slice and select your settings.
After you save out any graphic menu items and you have hover states for these items, you must rename the slices such as - nav_about_o. These slices then need to be saved out again.
Homepage, Submenu and content page due
FTP - File Transfer Protocol
- Use Cyber Duck or any FTP program to copy your files to the Pratt server
- Setting up your site on the Pratt server for the first time
- Uploading and downloading your files
- Check your page on the server
Graphics Production
Slicing your files using Photoshop
You will be using the slice and slice select tool in Photoshop or Fireworks to slice your design into parts.
Double click on the slices to name them.
Name them something that makes sense. Example for a menu item: nav_about
These images will then be added to your html in Dreamweaver.
In photoshop when you Save for Web, this is where you will optimize your graphics, jpgs for photography, gradations or shadows; gifs for graphic menu items, logos, etc; png 24 for images with transparency.
Select each slice and select your settings.
After you save out any graphic menu items and you have hover states for these items, you must rename the slices such as - nav_about_o. These slices then need to be saved out again.
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
Class 5
Review wireframes and site content
What is Interaction Design?
Basics of HTML and CSS in Dreamweaver
Assignment for Class 6
Site Design with Navigation and Rollover design Due
What is Interaction Design?
Basics of HTML and CSS in Dreamweaver
Assignment for Class 6
Site Design with Navigation and Rollover design Due
Tuesday, February 10, 2009
Class 4
Students Show
Final Logos
Give overview of your site architecture and flowchart
New Material
Wireframes in Fireworks
Resizing and Optimizing images in Photoshop
Final Logos
Give overview of your site architecture and flowchart
New Material
Wireframes in Fireworks
Resizing and Optimizing images in Photoshop
Tuesday, February 3, 2009
Class 3
Finish up blog presentations
Review names and logo sketches
Information architecture
Sitemaps and Flowcharts
Review names and logo sketches
Information architecture
Sitemaps and Flowcharts
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