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Web Design Specialist (Adobe CS6 Web Edition) Self-Study Guide — Volume 1 Web Design Series Web Design Specialist (Adobe CS6 Web Edition) Self-Study Guide — Volume 1 Web Design Series CCSSM-CDWDSG-PR-1305 • version 1.1 • rd0513 Web Design Specialist (Adobe CS6 Web Edition) Self-Study Guide Volume 1 President/Chief Certification Architect James Stanger, Ph.D. Vice President, Operations Todd Hopkins Senior Content Developer Kenneth A. Kozakis Managing Editor Susan M. Lane Editor Sarah Skodak Project Manager/Publisher Tina Strong Customer Service Certification Partners, LLC 1230 W. Washington St., Ste. 201 Tempe, AZ 85281 (602) 275-7700 Copyright © 2013, All rights reserved. Web Design Specialist (Adobe CS6 Web Edition) Developers Irina Heer; Kenneth A. Kozakis; James Stanger, Ph.D.; Jeffrey Brown; Chris Minnick; and Susan M. Lane Contributors Stephen Schneiter, Brian Danks, Martin Heltai and Robert Barrett Editors Susan M. 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When this course was published, all URLs were checked for accuracy and completeness. However, due to the ever-changing nature of the Internet, some URLs may no longer be available or may have been redirected. Copyright Information This training manual is copyrighted and all rights are reserved by Certification Partners, LLC. No part of this publication may be reproduced, transmitted, stored in a retrieval system, modified, or translated into any language or computer language, in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, magnetic, optical, chemical, manual or otherwise without written permission of Certification Partners, 1230 W. Washington Street, Suite 201, Tempe, AZ 85281. Copyright © 2013 by Certification Partners, LLC All Rights Reserved ISBN: 0-7423-3230-6 iv © 2013 Certification Partners, LLC — All Rights Reserved Version 1.1 v Table of Contents Course Description ....................................................................................................................... xii Self-Study Courseware ................................................................................................................. xiii Course Objectives......................................................................................................................... xv Course Setup Guide and System Requirements ............................................................................ xv Conventions and Graphics ............................................................................................................ xx Lesson 1: Overview of Web Design Concepts ................................................................................ 1-1 Pre-Assessment Questions ................................................................................................................ 1-2 Web Technology ................................................................................................................................ 1-3 The Nature of the Web ....................................................................................................................... 1-3 Web Design Concepts ........................................................................................................................ 1-5 New Technologies .............................................................................................................................. 1-6 Evaluating Your XHTML Skills .......................................................................................................... 1-6 Case Study ........................................................................................................................................ 1-9 Lesson 1 Review .............................................................................................................................. 1-11 Lesson 1 Supplemental Material ...................................................................................................... 1-12 Lesson 2: Web Development Teams ............................................................................................. 2-1 Pre-Assessment Questions ................................................................................................................ 2-2 Web Teams and Tasks ....................................................................................................................... 2-3 Web Project Management .................................................................................................................. 2-4 Web Project Collaboration ................................................................................................................. 2-6 Your Web Design Portfolio ................................................................................................................. 2-9 Your Web Design Business .............................................................................................................. 2-12 Case Study ...................................................................................................................................... 2-17 Lesson 2 Review .............................................................................................................................. 2-19 Lesson 2 Supplemental Material ...................................................................................................... 2-20 Lesson 3: Web Project Management Fundamentals ...................................................................... 3-1 Pre-Assessment Questions ................................................................................................................ 3-2 Web Project Management Phases ....................................................................................................... 3-3 Project Documentation and Communication ...................................................................................... 3-8 Case Study ...................................................................................................................................... 3-11 Lesson 3 Review .............................................................................................................................. 3-13 Lesson 3 Supplemental Material ...................................................................................................... 3-14 Lesson 4: Web Site Development Process..................................................................................... 4-1 Pre-Assessment Questions ................................................................................................................ 4-2 Bottom-Up Approach to Web Development ........................................................................................ 4-3 Understanding the Business Process ................................................................................................. 4-3 Defining a Web Site Vision................................................................................................................. 4-4 From Vision to Strategy ..................................................................................................................... 4-5 Web Site Specifications...................................................................................................................... 4-6 The Metaphor .................................................................................................................................. 4-10 Mystery Meat Navigation ................................................................................................................. 4-14 The Mindmapping Process ............................................................................................................... 4-15 Creating a Web Site Wireframe .......................................................................................................
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