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Expert Web Design Tips & Tutorials | Enhance Your Website Creation Skills

Discover valuable insights and tips on web design from experts to elevate your website creation skills. Improve design, user experience, and success of your website with our tutorials.

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Expert Web Design Tips & Tutorials | Enhance Your Website Creation Skills

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  1. Websites with advice http://bignosebird.com/siteguide.shtml http://www.zeldman.com/askdrweb/index.html http://info.med.yale.edu/caim/manual http://bignosebird.com

  2. URL’s or Uniform Resource Locator • The address of the site or web page • Typically this consists of • The scheme http, ftp, file or email • Next is the server • Then the path and finally the file name

  3. More on URL’s • Absolute URL has the complete address vs. • Relative URL is a way of referencing the exact file from the location of the folder which has the file

  4. Basic Structure of a Web Page • A basic web page consists of two parts The Header and the Body • Start with the tag <HTML> • Then <HEAD> which generally defines the header. The header will hold information about the web site. Such information can include <META> which tells search engines how to index the site. <TITLE> the title of the document which appears in the browser’s title bar. We close all tags with a corresponding tag preceded with a slash inside the braces - </HEAD>

  5. Basic Structure con’t. • The BODY holds most of the guts of the site and we close the page with <?BODY></HTML>

  6. Color Sites • http://www.lynda.com/hex.html

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