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Title: Planning and


1
Planning and
  • Creating a Web Site
  • JLMC 315, Groshek

2
Two Main Questions
  • Define the purpose of your Web site
  • What is the subject of your web site?
  • Audience
  • Who is the audience? Who do you want to look at
    your site?

3
Examples Bad
  • http//www.webpagesthatsuck.com
  • http//www.bow-wowbooks.com/
  • http//www.themadbutcher.co.nz/
  • http//www.theindychannel.com/index.html

4
Examples Good
  • http//johnnycash.com
  • http//www.ratm.com
  • http//www.bananarepublic.com

5
More examples
  • http//www.msn.com
  • http//newszine.jou.ufl.edu/
  • http//www.jlmc.iastate.edu/centennial/daily/index
    .html
  • http//www.ameslawnandlandscape.com/

6
First
  • Purpose of the site
  • Audience
  • How many pages will your site be?
  • Where will the content of your Web site come
    from?

7
Next
  • Develop content for a multimedia environment
  • Deciding what you WANT to publish
  • Deciding what you CAN publish
  • Deciding what you SHOULD publish

8
Content
  • Create the content for your Web site
  • What will your Web site say?
  • Text
  • Video
  • Images?
  • Other?

9
Layout Navigation
  • What do you want your Web site to look like?
  • How will people move around in your web site?

10
Web Site Type
  • depends on the product

11
FCB Grid
12
Four steps in Web production
  • Research
  • Your topic/client
  • Planning
  • Define your mission
  • Execution
  • Evaluation

13
Some things about
  • How the Internet and WWW work

14
The Internet is
  • What
  • http//www.centerspan.org/tutorial/net.htm

15
The World Wide Web
  • Is different than the Internet
  • one of many applications on the Internet
  • uses http (hyper text transfer protocol) and
  • hypertext mark-up language

16
Top Level Domains
  • 7 (early) generic TLDs
  • .com
  • .edu
  • .gov
  • .int
  • .mil
  • .net
  • .org

17
Top Level Domains
  • Newer TLDs
  • .aero
  • .biz
  • .coop
  • .info
  • .museum
  • .name
  • .pro
  • .cat
  • .jobs
  • .mobi

18
Modems
  • Affect speed of downloads
  • Dial-up
  • 56.6Kbps 24 minutes for 15 minute video
  • Basic broadband 25-50 seconds for same 15 minute
    video clip
  • Problems remain with the digital divide and
    broadband diffusion

19
Browsers
  • IE
  • Safari
  • Firefox
  • Opera
  • http//www.extremetech.com/article2/0,1697,1990858
    ,00.asp
  • http//www.newfangled.com/web_browser_comparison_i
    nternet_explorer_firefox_safari
  • What does this mean for designers????

20
Operating systems
  • Introduce the same difficulties for designing and
    production
  • What they mean to this class.

21
Plug-ins
  • Pieces of software
  • Acrobat
  • Flash
  • Quicktime

22
In-class Bio assignment
  • Go to course website
  • http//www.public.iastate.edu/jgroshek/315.html
  • get Bio assignemtn
  • fill out your bio
  • drop your bio, named lastname_bio into the
    dropbox

23
To do so
  • On your Mac, in Finder
  • Go?Connect to server?yourusername_at_courses.jlmc.ias
    tate.edu
  • Drag and drop your bio
  • This process is very similar to posting files to
    the Web
  • If you are able to do this basic process, you are
    in good shape.
  • If not, please see me.

24
Homework
  • Read Handout 1 at
  • http//www.webstyleguide.com/process/print/process
    .html
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