Creating Your Own Navigation Menu Web Design Section 6-1 Part or all of this lesson was adapted from the University of Washington’s “Web Design & Development.

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Creating Your Own Navigation Menu Web Design Section 6-1 Part or all of this lesson was adapted from the University of Washington’s “Web Design & Development I” Course materials

Objectives The Student will: –Organize all web pages in your portfolio so that someone can easily navigate through them and find the pages they're looking for, and –Create an XHTML list that will serve as the navigational menu for your portfolio website.

Navigation Menus Provide a quick and easy access to web pages. Provides a structure for your web pages. Most web pages have some form of navigation menus.

Navigation Links

Navigation Menus Over the next few lessons you will create a navigation menu across the top of your website:

Rest of Today Download the instructions for Homework 6-1from the Hancock WebPage (in the homework section) Complete this assignment today. You will build on this assignment over the next few days.