Technical Design Delivery Examples
No Class on Thursday Small Groups Use the time well! Homework - See Site Readings - Web Design
Use the time well!
Audience and Delivery Types of Delivery Vehicle Types of Computers Commercialization WWW as Delivery Vehicle HTML Authoring Tools How can you create information?
Types of Delivery Vehicle
Types of Computers
Commercialization
HTML
How can you create information?
World Wide Web Broad Audience Expectation that it is free Server maintenance Audience has to be connected Limited technology (through browser) CD-ROM Focused audience Can be sold Distribution system needed System dependent Floppy, Cartridge, LAN
Broad Audience
Expectation that it is free
Server maintenance
Audience has to be connected
Limited technology (through browser)
Focused audience
Can be sold
Distribution system needed
System dependent
Browsers and Servers
Browser send request and server returns HTML page HTML = HyperText Markup Language Open Standard Maintained by W3C (World Wide Web Consortium) Platform Independent Will display on PC, Mac, Unix Text file with markup Markup provides layout and display information Markup by tags Browser Renders HTML
Maintained by W3C (World Wide Web Consortium)
Will display on PC, Mac, Unix
Markup provides layout and display information
Markup by tags
World Wide Web Not the same as the Internet! Built on Open Protocols (HTML and HTTP) Can be extended with plugins Dynamic Sites Server generates HTML Types of Dynamic Technologies Style Sheets (CSS, XSLT) XML Extensible Markup Language Database Driven Sites Flash
Not the same as the Internet!
Can be extended with plugins
Server generates HTML
Style Sheets (CSS, XSLT)
XML Extensible Markup Language
Database Driven Sites
Flash
What are authoring tools? Easy to use programming WYSWYG editors HyperCard - 1986 Some Common Tools Dreamweaver - Web Site Tool Flash - Creates interactive components Director - Used for CD-ROM projects
Easy to use programming
WYSWYG editors
HyperCard - 1986
Dreamweaver - Web Site Tool
Flash - Creates interactive components
Director - Used for CD-ROM projects
How to quote Use quotation marks or Blockquoting Have a link to a full reference Full reference should link to original Don't quote facts Write out facts in your own words Provide reference if needed
Use quotation marks or
Blockquoting
Full reference should link to original
Write out facts in your own words
Provide reference if needed
Created by Geoffrey Rockwell, September, 2003