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Title: Internet and the Design of Web Pages


1
Internet and the Design of Web Pages
  • Teresa Frias
  • CSCI030

2
Internet and WWW
  • People commonly interchange them but they are not
    the same concept.
  • The internet is a global system of networked
    computers together with their users and data.
  • The World Wide Web (WWW) is a software
    application that makes it easy and posible for
    nearly enyone to publish and browse hypertext
    documents on the Internet.

3
ARPANET,1969
  • In 1969, Bolt, Beranek and Newman, Inc., (BBN)
    designed a network called the Advance Research
    Projects Agency Network (ARPANET) for the Unites
    States Department of Defense.
  • Its purpose was to share super-computing power.
  • It was rumored that it was designed to response
    to the thread of a nuclear attack that might
    destroy the countrys communication system.
  • The ARPANET later became known as the Internet.

4
WWW, 1991
  • The WWW was created by Tim Berners-Lee as a
    simple way to publish information and make it
    available.
  • It became available to the public in 1992.

5
Terminology I
  • Web page A file that can be read over the WWW.
  • Web site Entity that publishes Web Pages.
  • Hyperlink Sting of clickable text or a clickable
    graphic that point to another Web page or
    document.
  • Browser Software tool used to view Web pages.
    Examples are Internet Explorer, Nestcape,
    Firefox.
  • URL String of characters that uniquely
    identifies a document on the Web.

6
Terminology II
  • TCP/IP
  • Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol
  • What do we need a protocol?
  • To have an standard
  • Be able to send and receive proper information
  • Email

7
Design of Web Pages
  • Front Page (Microsoft)
  • Wizard of Microsoft Word
  • Netscape Composer
  • Java Script (cookies, pop-ups)
  • XML
  • HTML

8
HTML
  • .html or htm extensions
  • You dont need any special program to create them
    just a text editor like notepad and some
    knowledge of the language.
  • Front Page and other tools do most of the job for
    you but they also put a lot of unwanted
    information
  • It works very well with Java script to do more
    advantage features.

9
What is considered bad for a Web Page?
  • Annoying information (pop-ups)
  • Distracting Information (lots of links, lots of
    colors)
  • Too much and too little
  • Plain Text
  • Not be able to know where you are

10
What is considered good for a Web Page?
  • Have always a link to the Home Page
  • Have a display menu or a table that shows where
    you are and what steps you took
  • Have the same color in all the web site
  • Dont have distracting / annoying elements
  • Nice Visual Presentation
  • Art Color Theory

11
Examples
  • Good Web Page
  • www.google.com
  • Why? Very Simple, Not advertising contained, Very
    powerful

12
Examples
  • Bad Web Page
  • www.nba.com
  • www.gwu.edu
  • Why? Very confusing, very distracting. They
    contained very well updated information so the
    contents are good but they have a bag design

13
Visit my Web page
  • http//home.gwu.edu/frifri85/CSCI035/final/

14
  • End
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