WEB DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT 1 Flashcards
what should you consider when designing a website
- who is going to use the website
-what is the purpose of the webpage
what is a functional requirement
things that the website must have
end user requirement
The people who will be using the website. Tasks that the end users expect to be able to do – end user requirements
INTERNAL HYPERLINKS
Uses relative addressing to take user to a new location on the same page
EXTERNAL HYPERLINKS
Uses absolute addressing to take user to different page on different website.
site maps
the way a website can be naviagated
wireframes
a paper copy of the website basic structure minimum amount of text with no images
head section
The top part of a web page – limited tags <title> and <link></link> tags. Stuff doesn't appear on the webpage</title>
body section
This is where the content of the webpage is stored.
CSS
Stands for Cascading Style Sheets – is used to style webpages. 3 types:
External (stored on another file and keeps everything consistent)
Internal (stored in the head seaction)
Inline (on the line of the element you want to style)
LISTS AND CODE USED
Unordered lists <ul>
Ordered lists <li>
HTML
Hyper text markup language – used to create webpages
Javascript
Brings interactivity to webpage
absolute addressing
https://glow.co.uk
relative addressing
/dogs.html