This course provides an overview of the basic principles of web page design using HTML, JavaScript, and Microsoft FrontPage 2003, and Dreamweaver.

OBJECTIVES

• Understand and use the design planning process to create web pages.

• Develop fluency and proficiency with HTML code for basic and advanced web page features.

• Incorporate JavaScript programming techniques for use in web page design.

• Utilize a Web page design and maintenance program like Dreamweaver to create web pages, create and format text, use themes and templates, create hyperlinks and hotspots, create tables, animation and marquee text.

• Learn Fireworks and Flash - My name flashing across the index page of this website was created in Flash.

For the course syllabus and all handouts or documents used in the course, please visit my Google Site.

Below is an example of a slide show, a rollover album and two examples of Flash animation.

 

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Web Weaver Stacy Byous

Last Updated August 5, 2010

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This website supports the Campaign for Real Beauty. The Dove Self-Esteem Fund and this website invite you to play a role in supporting a wider definition of beauty. We believe in building self-esteem in young women.

The website supports the Gwinnett Children's Shelter. The Gwinnett Children’s Shelter supports children who have been abused, neglected, or abandoned by their families. Currently, there are 12 boys and 14 girls living in the shelter and the shelter helps approximately 300-500 children and their families every year. The Shelter is also the first metropolitan Atlanta agency to sponsor the national Safe Place Program providing safety for runaway and homeless children.

This website supports Keep Georgia Safe. Keep Georgia Safe educates families and children on how to stay safe in a variety of situations by providing safety education and crime prevention training because 60,000 child are abducted every year by non-family members. Recently, Keep Georgia Safe conducted a summer camp with the help of radKIDS. The camp included topics like bullying prevention, Internet safety, bike safety, calling 911, and predator tricks – including physical resistance strategies against abduction. KGS offers training for Child Abduction Recovery Teams and they are the only organization to send out all three of Georgia’s emergency alerts – Levi’s Call (Georgia’s Amber Alert), Mattie’s Call (elderly or disabled missing person alert), and Kimberly’s Call (dangerous fugitive alert).