Website Design
In this topic you will learn how to create your own website from nothing. You will learn how to write code for both HTML and CSS. As well as relevant Implications for website design. These tell the website what to do, how to look, what to say, how to function and more.
HTML
HTML is the main program you will use when you are creating your website. It tells the website where to put things, what the text is, it connects the main page of the website to the other pages and controls the navigation of the website. You will learn how to create a table, make different types of lists, put a link to another website, insert images. How to use structural tags. How to properly use heading sizes and paragraphs
CSS
CSS is a program which tells the website how to look. It tells the website what colours to use and where, what font and size the text should be.
Relevant Implications
Relevant Implications are implications or factors that you need to consider when you are creating your website. Relevant Implications are things such as social when you need to consider how appropriate, useful and easy your website will be for the people viewing it. Legal is when you need to make sure that you are not breaching any copyright laws such as making sure you are only using pictures that are copyright free. Usability is how easy it is to read and navigate your website. Privacy is making sure that you are not risking yours or someone else's privacy on your website, such as putting someones phone number on your website, or using a picture of someone without their permission.