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Monday, April 26, 2010
Client website - Questionaire
1. What kinda of style do you want for your website? classy? professional? fun?
2. What colours do you want?
3. Do you have a logo? if not do you have any ideas for a logo?
4. Are there any website that you like?
5. What do you NOT like about certain websites.
6. What is your budget
7. Is there a specific deadline?
8. Do you want your website to be interactive... such as audio, video, animations?
9. How much content do you wish to have on your website, do you want a large amount of links with lots of information, or would you prefer a more "straight to the point website".
10. When the website is complete, do you wish to be able to update content yourself?
11. How many mockups do you wish to see?
2. What colours do you want?
3. Do you have a logo? if not do you have any ideas for a logo?
4. Are there any website that you like?
5. What do you NOT like about certain websites.
6. What is your budget
7. Is there a specific deadline?
8. Do you want your website to be interactive... such as audio, video, animations?
9. How much content do you wish to have on your website, do you want a large amount of links with lots of information, or would you prefer a more "straight to the point website".
10. When the website is complete, do you wish to be able to update content yourself?
11. How many mockups do you wish to see?
Monday, April 12, 2010
Test
1.What is a dreamweaver template? A website document with editable areas that have been controlled by the website author.
2.What are the advantages of using templates?Allows users with little knowledge of webdesign to edit a website. It is also a quick way to update multiple pages at once.
3.What is an editable region? A section on the template that the user can edit. How is it set up? Insert > template objects > editable region
4.What is a repeating region? A section of the document that is set up so that the template user can add or delete copies of the editable region such as a table with repeating rows. How is it set up? Insert> template objects> repeating region then select templates > new repeating region.
5. What is an optional region? A section of the website/template that holds text or image, the template user has the control to either show or hide the region.
2.What are the advantages of using templates?Allows users with little knowledge of webdesign to edit a website. It is also a quick way to update multiple pages at once.
3.What is an editable region? A section on the template that the user can edit. How is it set up? Insert > template objects > editable region
4.What is a repeating region? A section of the document that is set up so that the template user can add or delete copies of the editable region such as a table with repeating rows. How is it set up? Insert> template objects> repeating region then select templates > new repeating region.
5. What is an optional region? A section of the website/template that holds text or image, the template user has the control to either show or hide the region.
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
Monday, February 22, 2010
Em
What does EM mean?
Ems are a relative measurement, meaning that the actual point size varies.
One em is equal to the default font size. So suppose a Web browser's default font size is 14 pixels tall. In that case, 1 em would mean 14 pixels tall, 2 ems would be twice that (28 pixels), and 1.5 ems would be 21 pixels.
The advantage of ems is that they allow your Web visitors to control the size of onscreen text. If it's too small, they can increase the base font size. (In Internet Explorer, you make this adjustment by choosing an option from the View Text Size menu [View Make Text Bigger on Safari on the Mac].) Any text measured in ems then changes according to the Web browser's new setting.
Ems are a relative measurement, meaning that the actual point size varies.
One em is equal to the default font size. So suppose a Web browser's default font size is 14 pixels tall. In that case, 1 em would mean 14 pixels tall, 2 ems would be twice that (28 pixels), and 1.5 ems would be 21 pixels.
The advantage of ems is that they allow your Web visitors to control the size of onscreen text. If it's too small, they can increase the base font size. (In Internet Explorer, you make this adjustment by choosing an option from the View Text Size menu [View Make Text Bigger on Safari on the Mac].) Any text measured in ems then changes according to the Web browser's new setting.
Monday, February 15, 2010
Websites I like
This Jim Carrey website is designed very well.
http://www.jimcarrey.com/
This site shows you how in depth flash can be with coding etc...
http://www.liquidjourney.com/
http://www.jimcarrey.com/
This site shows you how in depth flash can be with coding etc...
http://www.liquidjourney.com/
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