Thursday, July 28, 2011

Giving Emphasis To My Upcoming Website

It's up with my new website, my website to be. It would be my compilation of the things I like. These are my hobbies where I spend my free time. To finish this website is now my goal. Through this, I could express and share my thoughts and ideas to anyone or to everyone who will give attention on viewing my site.

To maintain the orderliness of my webpages, I probably applied the rules including the C.R.A.P. that have been discussed to us. By applying the following regulations about making my personal website, I assume to finish my site soon as our teacher told us. I hope that I'll make a good and an awesome site in my first time doing this.

Sunday, July 17, 2011

C.R.A.P.

This week, I’ve learned about the CRAP that should be considered in lay outing a website. C means contrast. R means repetition. A means alignment, and P means proximity.

C-contrast is the principle of its states that if two items are not exactly the same, then make it different. In order for contrast to be effective, it must be strong. Usually, contrast is applied in complementation of colours.

R-repetition works to unify all parts of a design and to inform the users regarding the parts that are to be grouped and not.

A-alignment should be applied in organizing every item that has a visual connection with something else on the page.

P-proximity groups the related items together so that these are seen as one cohesive group rather than a bunch of unrelated elements.

This CRAP must be considered in making out a good webpage as well as w website. In order to build a nice an organized site, this must be planned.

Sunday, July 10, 2011

Making My Own Website Soon

After knowing what website folder is, differentiating HTML from XHTML, defining web standards, enumerating some deprecated tags, listing the uses of attributes, knowing the right syntax of attributes which specifies the representation of the attributes’ values, specifying the elements in an HTML document, differentiating block elements from inline elements, and identifying the three components in a website, we’re now moving forward to the different types of websites.

Static website is the simplest form of website in which site’s content is delivered without the use of server side processing. Dynamic website relies on the server side scripting to provide advance interactivity. Content managed website is the further refinement of the data base wherein the content is well-managed and done. eCommerce website is a dynamic website which has the functionality to process financial transaction. The last is the flash website. It shows generation of complex animations.

From the different types of website, I am now preparing to make my own site, my personal site wherein I can specialize my likes particularly music. I should consider making a site map to organize my website. Next is the checklist which is the list of what a user can view on every page of my site. Last plan is to illustrate the pages of the website. Then, there will be a fine and awesome website of a girl like me.

From Webpage to Website

On this fourth week of June, the minimal HTML document was introduced to us. It includes the meta tag sometimes. This tag provides a description or keyword for the webpage. The elements in a site are head, body, title, p, h1…h6, and br. The HTML is used to display web pages. Thus, the website structure is the framework of it in which the information or content is presented. It is composed of the different sections of a site and navigation with in those sections. Three components are to be considered in making a website. First is the web content which forms the whole page that will be displayed in the site. Second is the presentation program which displays the content. Last is the behavior which is the connection between the server and the user.

In an HTML document, there maybe block elements and inline elements. A block element forms a separate block and positions itself vertically underneath with a new empty line above and under. Its height changes in rapport to its content and can contain other inline and/or block elements. Natural HTML block elements are div, h1…h6, p, ul, ol, dl, table, and blockquote (enclosed with < >). On the other hand, an inline element stays inline with the rest of the content and positions itself horizontally inline with the rest of the content of its parent element. It can only contain other inline elements. span, a, strong, em, img, abbr, and acronym (enclosed with < >) are just some examples of inline elements.