Blog #6, Target Audience (due May 17th)

Provide one element on your page which you think will capture the attention of your target audience and how that element will capture your audience?

Blog #5, Dreamweaver- Class vs. Compound

What is the difference between a new Compound and a new Class?

Blog #4, Dreamweaver

Provide one fact which you have learned about Dreamweaver during the DW unit. (example: The main div we place our information in is called the "container")

Blog #3, HTML and CSS

Explain in your own words how HTML and CSS work together.

Blog #2, Photoshop

Provide one feature in Photoshop which you learned how to work with this week.

Blog #1, Keyword Building

Share the definition of one new word which you learned in this class pertaining to Web Design or the World Wide Web.

Welcome

Welcome to the "Intro to Web Design" blog. I will ask you to visit this blog at least twice a month and answer a question posted which will pertain to the lessons we covered in class that week.

The purpose of this course is to prepare you for a future where you you can properly harness fundamental web design skills. The course covers Hypertext Markup Language (HTML), CSS Style Sheets and introduces students to Dreamweaver, Photoshop and PDF writer as it pertains to Web Design. Students will learn project management skills while working on peer group activities and independent assignments. Major projects will focus on Design skills in Photoshop and building a portfolio Website. Many professions value an employee who is proficient in the basics of HTML, Adobe Dreamweaver and Photoshop. This class will provide you with the skills necessary to use these technologies in such a way that you would be confident in adding them to your resume.