Web Design
WEB DESIGN :: SYLLABUS 2009-2010
COURSE DESCRIPTION
Mrs. Garland
E-mail:sgarland@esu6.org
Appointment Hours:Arrange a time with me during your lunch period or after school if you
need extra time/help to complete a project.
Course Objective:
This class is designed to give you the knowledge and skills to build creative, interactive, and
well-designed Web sites.
REQUIRED MATERIALS FOR CLASS
Notebook
Pen/Pencil
Folder/Binder
Flash Drive
COURSE REQUIREMENTS AND GRADING PROCESS
- Grading will be heavily based on student’s process and completion of in-class web-based projects, but will also include classroom participation, out-of-class assignments,
- Learning web design skills requires consistently building upon previous knowledge, so good attendance is absolutely necessary.
- Most assignments will be worked on during class time; others are relying on your timely output/updating of data, thus it is important for you to work hard and stay busy.
- It is the student’s responsibility to gather information missed due to absence.
CURRICULUM OUTLINE
This outline may be modified as the course proceeds and does not necessarily reflect the actual order of topics to be discussed. I realize that students are beginning this class at different levels of understanding, and I will try to accommodate that as much as possible.
I. Introduction
A. Classroom rules & norms
B. Review of syllabus
C. Good design vs. bad design
2. Comparison of live web sites
A. Readability
B. Loading time
C. Color schemes
D. Font choices
E. Image choices
3. Hypertext Markup Language (HTML)
A.. Code as language
B. Frontpage vs. basic text editors or “straight code”
C. What are tags?
6. Browser differences
A. SOCS vs. Frontpage
i. SOCS-web-page host
ii.Frontpage – web page editor






