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Creating a Splash Page in Dreamweaver: Tips and Techniques

This guide outlines essential steps to create your splash page in Dreamweaver for the OAG project. Remember to save your index page as a GIF for web use. Work on the navigation bar and CSS stylesheets efficiently, ensuring that you implement external styles. Key links for your navbar should include sections like Home, Biography, Contribution, Critique, Gallery, and Resources/Bibliography. Your critique should be divided into formal and informal reviews, analyzing art elements and sharing your personal reflections on the artwork.

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Creating a Splash Page in Dreamweaver: Tips and Techniques

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  1. 11-7-12 - Agenda- @fontface demo - using fonts in your DW pages- Work on splash page for OAG. *Remember - this will be your index.html page save as a gif (save for web & devices) and place into Dreamweaver page)- Other things to work on: navbar (PS/FW) and CSS (stylesheets in DW) * make sure to use external style sheets

  2. Pages/links that should be in your nav bar:homebiographycontributioncritique (or review)gallery* resources/bibliography(can be put in as link on bio, contrib. and/or gallery page)

  3. Remember that content is written BY YOU (do NOT copy and paste from webCritique or Review webpage details: Your review page should have 2 parts: Formal & Informal ReviewFormal Review - discuss formal art elements/principles utilized in work, may discuss how this pertains to artistic movement, history, personal life of artistInformal Review - why do YOU like this artwork

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