Web Design

Other Missouri Business, Marketing, & Information Technology sets

• Accounting 1
• Accounting II
• Advertising
• Banking and Finance
• Business Communication
• Business Communication 2
• Business Economics
• Business Management
• Business Technology
• Computer Applications
• Computer Programming
• Computer Science I
• Computer Science II
• Cybersecurity
• Desktop Publishing
• Digital Marketing
• Entrepreneurship
• Hospitality Management
• Introduction to Business
• Leadership in the Workplace
• Multimedia
• Personal Finance (2017-)
• Retailing
• Sports and Entertainment Marketing
• Travel and Tourism
• Advanced Marketing (Marketing II)
• Entrepreneurship
• Fashion Merchandising
• Fundamentals of Marketing (Marketing I)

Define Web page design principles and elements 2.1

Evaluate Web sites based on design elements and principles (e.g., alignment, color, navigation, user feedback) 2.2

Analyze the purpose of the Web site 2.3

Identify the target audience 2.4

Select and develop content for site (e.g., research techniques, interview of client) 2.5

Plan an organized layout through story boarding.2.6

Select an appropriate navigational structure 2.7

Use Web-safe colors and fonts 2.8

Employ proofreading and editing techniques using standard proofreader marks.2.9

Apply Web accessibility standards2.10

Compare and contrast the different image types and their extensions (e.g., gif, jpg) 3.1

Utilize images from various sources (e.g., Internet, CD, scanner, digital camera) 3.2

Use image editing program to create original raster images (e.g., collages, banners, buttons) 3.3

Use selection tools in image editing program (e.g., lasso, magic wand) 3.4

Use layering techniques in image editing program to better manage images (e.g., ordering, arranging, naming) 3.5

Use image editing program to adjust and transform images (e.g., crop, rotate, skew, color, image dimension size) 3.6

Optimize an image to improve load time3.7

Slice an image into separate parts 3.8

Demonstrate use of Web authoring software to create Web pages 4.1

Identify and apply HTML tags and attributes for basic Web page design (e.g., title, metadata, table, link) 4.2

Create, use, and edit a template 4.3

Demonstrate use of interactive design elements (e.g., rollover, swap image, slideshow) 5.1

Incorporate browser plug-ins (e.g., Adobe Acrobat.pdf, Flash.swf, Quicktime.mov) 5.2

Use Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) to control page elements (e.g., external, internal, inline) 5.3

Apply animation tools and techniques5.4

Compare and contrast various Web publishing techniques 6.1

Compare and contrast Web hosting account options 6.2

Explain the process of obtaining a domain name 6.3

Create an electronic portfolio 6.4

Organize all content files into folder management 6.5

Create meta tags to be utilized by a variety of search engines 6.6

Conduct usability testing 6.7

Apply copyright laws in all Web-related projects 6.8

Compare and contrast security issues (e.g., viruses, firewalls, passwords, filters)6.9

Identify careers/self-employment and certification opportunities in Web design and production 7.1

Exhibit leadership skills (e.g., FBLA) 7.2

Implement time management techniques 7.3

Demonstrate ethical behavior 7.4

Demonstrate characteristics of an acceptable work ethic (e.g., attendance, attire).7.5

Read and interpret information from business documents to lead the design of the Website.7.6

Communicate for audience, purpose, and task.7.7

Apply English Language Arts concepts for Web page production7.8