The Many Ways To Design A Web Page

Understanding Browser Differences

100

No matter how carefully you create your design, your pages will _____ look exactly the same to every possible visitor to your site.

NEVER

200

The simpler your ______, the more likely it will look the same or at least similar to all your visitors.

Page design

300

_______ don’t all display the same features the same way

Browsers

Developing A New Site

100

The bigger the Web site, a) its easier to manage b) its harder to manage

b) Harder to manage

200

What does building a Web site involve?

creating individual pages and linking them into other pages.

300

What brings visitors into the rest of the pages of your site?

Home page

Managing Your Site's Structure

100

What are the two sides to a Web site?

What the users see The behind the scene side

200

Whad does the behind the scene side depend on?

How you organize files & folders.

300

What does the 'file panel' help you in? a) see all files of your site b) rename files c) move files d) all of the above e) only a and b

d) all of the above

Preparing and Planning A Web Site

100

Hold a ______________ session with a few key people who understand the mission for the Web site.

Brainstorming

200

What do you have to think through before starting a Web site?

your goals, priorities, budget, and design options

300

____________ ahead helps you stand a much better chance of creating an attractive Web site that is easy to maintain & update.

Planning

400

What goals should you think of first? a) Priorities b) Budget c) Design Options d) All of the Above

d) All of the Above

True Or False

100

All browsers display the same features the same way.

FALSE! Browsers DON'T all display the same features the same way.

200

You should keep track of all files you create for your site.

TRUE

300

The side that users see, depends on how you organize files & folders.

FALSE! Depends on how you set up links.