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Creation – Template Lesson 19

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Creation – TemplateLesson 19

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Lesson Goals

Know how to structure the layout of a website

Understand the use of editable regions in a template

Be able to create an effective template in Dreamweaver

#template#editable

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Assessment Criteria

The assessment criteria for this part of the unit is as follows:

LO3 – Create a new functional multi-page website

P3 Demonstrate web authoring skills by creating a new competent functional multi-page website that includes:• Consistent style across pages• Text and graphics• Method of user feedback

M2 Demonstrate proficient design skills. The new multi-page website produced is suitable for the target audience and includes rich media. The website produced is generally of a good technical standard.

D2 Make appropriate use of optimisation techniques and site management tools. The website produced is generally of a high technical standard.

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It’s important when setting up a website that we manage the files within our folder structure.

We need to set up the site in Adobe Dreamweaver to allow us carry out the following tasks when making our site: Keep Files Organised Link Pages Edit Pages Easily Add Assets

Images Audio Video

Manage SiteUnderstand use of editable regionsBe able to create a page template

#template#editable

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Page TemplateWhat is a template and why are they useful in web design?

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Templates

A template can help you to design and create a consistent layout for all of your web pages.

The template should include all of the elements of your website that you want to appear in the same position on every page.

All other information will go into editable regions which would be different for every page depending on each page’s content.

Understand use of editable regionsBe able to create a page template

#template#editable

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Sample Homepage

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CSS

A cascading style sheet can be used in web design to help define the way that a web site will look.

CSS allows you to define formatting for the website by defining: Colours Fonts Layout

The syntax of CSS is very simple as it is mostly created using basic English words to define each element.

Understand use of editable regionsBe able to create a page template

#template#editable

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Technical Needs

A typical user of your website will be looking for the following: Navigation – Easy to get from page to page Flow – Obvious which bit comes next Loading – Relatively quick load times Access – Site accessible to disabled users Consistency – A clear style across all pages Browsers – Displays correctly in all browsers Colours – Effective contrasting colour scheme Form – Allowing user interaction e.g. Contact

You will need to refer to your mockups while making the template and check these areas have been considered.

Understand use of editable regionsBe able to create a page template

#template#editable

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Your Task

Set up a website using the management tools within Adobe Dreamweaver to create a New Site.

Create your website template making sure you include areas for: Site Logo Navigation Bar Copyright Notice

You must also define CSS properties in your template as these will then apply consistently throughout your website.

Understand use of editable regionsBe able to create a page template

#template#editable