5 Steps to Web Site Development Mrs. Harris, November 2011.

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5 Steps to Web Site Development Mrs. Harris, November 2011

Step 1 Determine the Web Sites Purpose and Goal(s)

Educate or sell? Goals? (impact) Tools needed? (video, audio) Target audience? Hardware/software? (users)

Step 2 Design and Develop a Web Site

Diagram of Pages The Design Process -interaction design (hyperlinks) -information design (content) -presentation design (physical appearance) Implement the Design -use plan to create Web site. (Dreamweaver, FrontPage)

Step 3 Evaluate and Test a Web Site

All hyperlinks work Works in Macintosh and Windows

Step 4 Implement a Web Site

Ready to Publish! Going Live

Step 5 Maintain the Site

Keep current Add, delete, update content and pages Check links

References Glencoe, Introduction to Web Design Using Dreamweaver,