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Atitlan Web Design - Your site shouldn't add to the chaos. - Panajachel, Guatemala
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It's all about trust. The success of most websites today depends on whether users perceive the site to be credible". Good web design starts with. Internet users make up their minds about the quality. Of a website in the blink of an eye.". Is the site visually pleasing? Is it obvious how to navigate the site? Is it clear what the purpose of the site is? Does it open quickly? Through the halo effect, first impressions can influence subsequent judgments of website credibility and buying decisions.".
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Learning & Design - What a Combo!: July 2013
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Quilting projects from books, mags and patterns. Thursday, 18 July 2013. Learning About Design Continues. The course is over! But the learning never is. I've found some great stuff about design, and as usual, on the internet, it was a very round-about trip. It all started with. I hadn't been in months - too busy learning about design! Ironic because it turns out that there are amazing pins about design there. On Pinterest, I saw the coolest poster about colour and design. Andree G. Faubert. Should be tes...
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HTML5 Tutorial | HTML5 is neither print nor math
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Bull; what it's not. What HTML is not. It's not like print. In print both text and images are embedded into paper as colored dots. On the web images and text are handled differently. Images are sent as discrete files over the net to be displayed as illuminated color pixels on your monitor. Text is displayed. Why not simply define the color of each and every pixel and have the page uploaded as one big image? There are two reasons:. Webpages would be too big – they would take too long to download. In the l...
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P or paragraph tag - HTML5 tutorials
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Bull; the paragraph tag. This sentence is the contents of a. So is this,. Tag is probably the handiest and most commonly used of all tags. While it's been around since HTML was introduced, many of you who have worked in web design may not have ever used it. This is because it replaces the previously ubiquitous. Tag that was "deprecated" in HTML4, but still worked. It does not work in HTML5. Take a look at this page's source code. *. There you will see <. Displays the "less than" symbol and >. The code ab...
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The div tag cont. - HTML5 tutorial
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Bull; the div tag cont. The div tag cont. Find the file "my-first-webpage.html" and open it in a text editor. You would have created that page on p-tag.htm. I also have a copy of it in this page's source code or you can go back to p-tag.htm. And make it again. Open that file in a text editor (on PCs Notepad will do - don't use MS Word) and just before. Border: 2px solid darkblue;. The style tag is used to create classes. In this case the class ". Let's take a look at the styles. The "px" stands for pixels.
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The strong and b elements - HTML5 tutorial
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Bull; the strong and b elements. The strong and b elements. Here I introduce semantic HTML. Ndash; a major advancement over HTML 4.01. Is in strong tags. Is in b tags. Strong This bold text /strong is in strong tags. B This bold text /b is in b tags. They both make text bold. In terms of presentation they are identical. So why have two elements that do the same thing? They may look the same to humans, but the web crawlers. Tags is considered important. Text in. Tags is not. *. Of the page while "verb", in.
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Header element - Header tag - HTML5 tutorial
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Bull; the header element. Just as a home has rooms devoted to particular activities (ie. one cooks in the kitchen and parks in the garage), there are sections of webpages that have distinct functions. Since the beginning of the internet virtually all sites have had a "header". On this site, as with the vast majority of sites, the header is at the top of every page. There you should see what the page is about – what it does. This practice has become so widespread HTML5 has a new. Tag Yes, it is confusing.
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Html tag - HTML5 tutorial
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Bull; the html tag. Now we go to our first " tag. With a couple of important exceptions (which we will get into later) all tags have to be opened and closed. Take a look at the code to the right. The opening tag is:. The closing tag is. Ndash; the difference being the " /. In the closing tag. Indicates that everything between. Is code that conforms to the standards of the type of HTML dictated by the doctype declaration – in this case HTML5. Have the attributes that tag gives them. Tag to dark blue.
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Nav element - Nav tag - HTML5 tutorial
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Bull; the nav element. Is a section element with a clear purpose. I have it on the left on this site though it's often placed horizontally above or below the header. Technically you can place it (or them – there can be more than one) anywhere you want, but remember never make it difficult. For visitors. One of the most common mistakes beginners – and for that matter, many professionals – make is to not make navigation simple, straight forward and intuitive. Element is for "major navigation blocks" *.
