Module 1-Intro. To Web Design

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Primary system networks connecting both major network hubs and internet users to the internet itself

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Internet backbone

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Original backbone

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Advanced Research Projects Agency Network or ARPANET

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The first high speed backbone in1987

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National Science Foundation Network or NSFNET

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Are the computers reading the web pages

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Role of Web clients

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it is where web clients view the web pages

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Role of Web browsers

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This what the users or viewers submits request through an address bar of the browser

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Role or URL

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The receiver and the interpeter of the requested instructions through web browser

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Role of HTML

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He developed WWW in the late 1980's and early 1990's.

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Tim Berners-Lee

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It is often called as web that stands the World Wide Web. It is a network of computers all over the world. All the computers use a communication standard called HTTP

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WWW or World Wide Web

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A free web browser from Microsoft which was released in 1995.

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Internet Explorer

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A free, open-source web browser from Mozilla available for Windows ,Mac OS X, Linux etc.

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Mozilla Firefox

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A free, open-source web browser developed by Google.

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Google Chrome

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Google Chrome was released in

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2008

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In 2003, Apple developed their ownbrowser in April 2005, Safari became the default browser for Mac systems.

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Safari

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A free, and it is the smallest andfastest browser.

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Opera

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is a private local area network (LAN)or wide area network (WAN) that lets you use and interact with yourInternet-based applications in a secure environment.

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INTRANETAPPLICATIONS

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It is a software program that serveswebpages to requesting clients.

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WEB SERVERS

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usinga number of client side technologies.

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WEBPAGES

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Acollection of web pages, linked together on aserver.

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WEB SITE

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is a software program residing on a computer that you use to view pages onandnavigate the World Wide Web.

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Web browsers

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isa pointer to some bit of data on theweb.

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Uniform Resource Allocator, or URL

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It is the simplest kind of web site youcan build.

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Static Web Site

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It is a web site that not only uses HTMLand CSS, but includes web site scripting as well.

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Dynamic Web Site

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use aclear and consistent global, parallel and local navigation.

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Navigation in the Information

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usercan move between main sections, it should be present on every page.

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Global Navigation

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the presence of subcategories or subsections on each section which must be present on every page within section.

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Parallel Navigation

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works like table of contents

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Local Navigation

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Quality Web Design

Factors of Quality Web Design

Content•

Accessibility•

Layout

and Navigation

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It is an application that works on private (network)

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Intranet Applications

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It is a software program that serves web pages to requesting clients.

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Web servers

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The information on the World Wide Web is presented in____.

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Web pages

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A collection of web pages, linked together on a server

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Web site

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It is a software program residing on a computer that you use to view pages on and navigate the WWW

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Web browsers

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URL stands for

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Uniform Resource Locator

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It is a pointer to some bit of data on the web

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URL

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It is the standard method used to transport web pages over the Internet.

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Hypertext Transfer Protocol

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Part of the address

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Domain name

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Members

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Subdirectory or subfolder

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Signup.html

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Web document or html filename

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Html stands for

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Hyper Text Markup Language

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com

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Communication

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net

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Network

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gov

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government

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edu

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Education

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org

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non-profit organizations

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Ws

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Website

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Tv

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Web tv

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Mil

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Military sites

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Pro

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Professions

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Info

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Information

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Coop

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Cooperatives

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Biz

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Business

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It is the simplest kind of web site you can build.

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Static web site

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It is a web site that not only uses HTML and css, but includes web site scripting as well

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Dynamic web site

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It used for promoting a business or service

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Business site

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For purchasing goods

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Commerce or E-commerce

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Used to preserve valuable electronic content threatened with extinction

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Archive site

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Enabled portal that render not only its custom CMS but also syndicated content providers for an agreed fee.

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Affiliate site

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Online readings or to post online diaries

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Blog or web blog

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Similar interest communicate with each other

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Community site

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Search and display of a specific database's content

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Database site

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Provide info. and resources related to software development

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Development site

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Divided into categories and subcategories

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Directory site

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Strictly used for downloading electronic content

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Download site

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Allows employers to post job requirements for a position to be filled using the internet to advertise world wide

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Employment site

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Itself game or playground where many people come to play

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Game site

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Satirizes , parodies

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Human sites

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Is intended to inform visitors

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Information site

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Critique of a person, place, corporation etc

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Gripe site

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Contains software to run over the Web as web app

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Java applet site

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Provides email accounts

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Mail site

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Similar to an information site, but dedicated to dispensing news and commentary.

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News site

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Run by an individual or small group that contains info. or any content that the individual wishes to include

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Personal homepage

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A website created fraudulently acquire sensitive information

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Phish site

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May voice political views

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Political voice

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Pornographic images and videos

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Pornography site

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People can praise or disparage

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Rating site

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Provides gen. information and is intended as a gateway or lookup for other sites

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Search engine site

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Images that is intended to be offensive to most viewers

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Shock site

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Provides a starting point , a gateway or portal

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Web portal site

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Couple's wedding event often sharing stories, photos and event info

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Wed site

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Collaboratively edit

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Wiki site

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It is a method organizing info that gives the reader control over the order in which the info is presented.

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Hypertext

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Allow you to jump from one topic to another, often with a mouse click

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Hyperlinks or links

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Describes a document's structure and content

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Markup language

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copying a document from one computer to another computer in the network

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FTP or File Transfer Protocol

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Company or business that provides access to the internet

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ISP or Internet Service Provider

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Used to transmit web pages from the web server

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HTTP or Hypertext Transfer Protocol

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Reponsible for breaking data being sent across an IP connection

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TCP- Transmission Control Protocol

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Web unique address

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URL or Uniform Resource Locator

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Before beginning to build web site

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Identify your target audience

Have a statement of purpose

Know your main objectives

Have a concise outline of the information your site will contain.

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depend on clear structure and easy access to web site.

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Novice and Occasional Users

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Depend on site to obtain information quickly and accurately.

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Expert and Frequent Users

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are users who could be in many different places.

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International users

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TYPES OF USERS

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Web users

Novice and Occasional Users

Expert and Frequent Users

International Users

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are the casual user that needs to be enticed with strong graphic content and bold statement of content.

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Web Surfers

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a clear and consistent global, parallel and local navigation

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Navigation in the Information

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user can move between main sections, it should be present on every page.

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Global Navigation

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presence of subcategories or subsections on each section which must be present on every page within section.

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Parallel Navigation

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works like table of contents

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Local Navigation

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There should be no more that seven categories if possible.

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Too many categories

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does the existing company’s department structure logical from viewers point of view.

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Getting trapped in established structure

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concept should be simple and straightforward

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Inconsistent Navigational Organization

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Four hierarchical levels is too complex

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Burying Information in too many levels

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Steps to follow in planning a website:

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Getting Web Content• Storyboarding• Flowcharting

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user should be able to comprehend to what the site is all about.

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Without Structure there is no Architecture

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learn how to consolidate similar topics to produce good site

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Reduction is Construction-

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Factors of Quality Web Design

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• Content• Accessibility• Layout and Navigation