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Guide 7. How do I create my website?
Overview (screen 1 of 17)
This Guide is a practical introduction to designing your website. It indicates the main points you need to keep in mind including:
- Screen 2. Web design principles: an overview of Web design and designing your welcome screen.
- Screen 3. Web design principles: development resources, structuring text and choosing fonts.
- Screen 4. Web design principles: HTML, Java, JavaScript and plug-ins.
- Screen 5. Web design principles: Web browsers and new technologies.
- Screen 6. Web design principles: directory structure.
- Screen 7. Web design principles: accessibility to your site by users with special needs.
- Screen 8. Web design principles: navigation and frames.
- Screen 9. Navigation: sitemaps.
- Screen 10. Navigation: hypertext links.
- Screen 11. Using graphics on your website.
- Screen 12. Multimedia.
- Screen 13. Copyright and the Web.
- Screen 14. Disclaimers.
- Screen 15. Testing and evaluation.
- Screen 16. Evaluation: encouraging feedback.
- Screen 17. Review of Guide 7.
Definitions needed? Visit FOLDOC
Imperial College, London, U.K. hosts the master 
Free On-Line Dictionary of Computing (FOLDOC)(1). You can visit FOLDOC any time for definitions and explanations of unfamiliar terms. FOLDOC contains over 13,000 definitions and is very simple to use.
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References
- Free On-Line Dictionary of Computing http://www.foldoc.org/
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