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Course: Web Design and Usability

Duration: 1 day

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Prerequisites

HTML Level 2: Tables and Forms, HTML Level 3:Cascading Stylesheets

Why Take This Course?
Do you want to learn some important principles of Web design that apply to just about any purpose or theme? If you want to explore some of the pitfalls of Web design, how to avoid them, and a variety of design tips and guidelines that you can use no matter what your Web site project entails, then this course is what you're looking for.

Course Description

Web Design and Usability Techniques, designed for individuals getting started in Web design and development, focuses on creating static sites. The concepts introduced in this course concentrate on dynamic content and on what the user sees, rather than how the content is generated.

What You Will Learn
This course will give you the tools you need to identify common problems in web design and effectively plan an accessible web site project. You will learn how to create designs that focus vital content "above the fold," using CSS styles, images, color and effective navigation techniques.

Enrollment | $ 325.00


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Course Highlights
  • Identifying common problems in web design
  • Effectively planning and creating accessible web sites
  • Using images and color to enhance your site
  • Identifying structural problems
  • Recognizing the benefits of valid HTML 4.0 code
  • Using server-side includes to organize and maintain code templates
  • Applying techniques that enhance usability
  • Designing for different monitor resolutions
  • Publicizing your site
Course Outline

Follow Up Courses

Designing Accessible Web Sites, Dreamweaver® Level 1, JavaScript Level 1, Introduction to Photoshop®

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