5/8/ Introduction to Dreamweaver and HTML Diane Millican

5/8/ What is Dreamweaver? Visually Design Web Pages Used by Professionals As well as Beginners HTML Editor

5/8/ HTML Hypertext Markup Language Describes the appearance of web pages and items on the page Hypermedia Enclosed in tags

5/8/ Tags A paragraph tag Lets the browser know to start a new paragraph Use lowercase letters At the end of the paragraph use the ending tag

5/8/ Elements An example could be or Tells the browser to make the table background silver

5/8/ HTML Document Requirements Document Title Keywords, Metatags, Styles, Scripts content

5/8/ World Wide Web Overseen by a not for profit group W3C - W.W.W. Consortium Working toward equal W.W.W. access for everyone Lots of information and tutorials

5/8/ Planning the Web Site Saves time later Who is your audience? Gather Information Flowchart the site Watch width of page Monitor Resolution

5/8/ Monitor Resolution Many kinds of monitors Differing resolutions # of Pixels Older monitors X 480 Common today X 600 My monitor has x 768

5/8/ Download Time No more than 8 seconds Divide information up Make smaller files

5/8/ HOME PAGE City Facts ServicesMap External link

5/8/ Root Folder Only one main (Root) folder Sites may have many sub folders Arrange information logically Put home page (index) in the root folder