Web review
- Web site protocols: HTTP, FTP, NNTP, SMTP, POP3.
- How a Web site operates.
- Intranet, Internet, Extranet, B2B and B2C sites. Impact on the technologies.
- Hosting platform, browsers, Firewall.
- HTML language, role and structure of URLs.
- Parameter-setting the server and client workstation.
Hands-on work
Parameter-setting the browser and the Web server, creating an alias.
The DreamWeaver Web design studio
- Overview of the Macromedia range, interaction with Fireworks.
- The test environment.
- Getting to grips with DreamWeaver. Parameter setting for the workspace, the application interface.
- Creating a Web site: compatibility, technical choices.
- HTML graphic design: images and sensitive areas, links, anchors, metatags, formatting graphics, tables, paragraphs, exte
- A description of the HTML language and the latest version, XHTML.
- Versions XHTML 1.0, XHTML mobile.
- Publishing the site and maintaining the code (code cleaning).
- Working in a team and the "Design Notes".
Hands-on work
Creating a space for a Web site project. Learning about the graphics editor and the graphics construction of pages. Developing XHTML pages.
Page composition using Web design studios
- Page models. The external import of pages.
- CSS-1 and CSS-2 style sheets. Importing, sharing, building, using.
- Creating forms (text areas, checkbox, combobox, radio, upload), the methods GET and POST and related actions.
- The page's metatags and referencing.
- Building frames, properties, modifications, interactions between frames.
Hands-on work
Creating CSSs, tables, and frames. Importing pages. Creating forms and server calls.
Design and accessibility
- Constructing the graphics chart. Importing a graphics chart in the project.
- "Usability" rules: composition rules to be respected.
- Creating a page model with Fireworks.
- Accessibility and taking WAC/W3C priority 2 into account.
Hands-on work
XHTML compatibility and accessibility test. Creating a model using Fireworks. Technically reproducing a supplied graphics chart.
Client technologies
- The JavaScript language: implementing behaviours (events). Actions (menu, click, layer displacement, re-routing, context
- Graphic animation: implementing scenarios, rollover.
- Integrating graphics components: Flash, Applet, ActiveX, Plug-ins.
- Using the tag inspector.
Hands-on work
Creating checks in JavaScript, integrating multiple multi-media components.
Overview of server technologies
- CGIs and the languages supported by DreamWeaver.
- Graphics programming studio.
- Pre-recorded functions. Enriching the studio with components from the Macromedia Exchange area.
- Interfacing a database with the product. The databases supported.
- Consulting data. Creating a dynamic SQL request. Displaying results in a table. Creating pages.
Hands-on work
Configuring the server for CGIs. Creating a dynamic page and interrogating a database.
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