In terms of this week, I needed to prepare "System plan" related to my web design. I have not done it before, even seen it before...Therefore, I had to read some materials about it, and speed up my process of designing my web site.
The work process of this week were composed by three steps. First is to learn what system plan is, and how to make it. Second is to keep on learning CSS. Third is to speed up the porcess of designing my web site.
During this week, in terms of CSS, I have learnt about other attributes except which I had leant in last week, including frame, list, extension, static filtration, dramatic filtration, and so on. In addition, I have taken some exercises from UTS online, in which lecturer had put and other W3C tutorial in relation to CSS. Although it is quite inconvenient to write the code which could be realized by other technology tools, I try to persist in writing them by myself. I am absolutely agree with the scholars named Håkon Wium Lie and Bert Bos -- "There are two ways to create CSSs. You can either use a normal text editor and write the style sheets "by hand," or you can use a dedicated tool - for example a Web page design application - which supports CSS. The dedicated tools allow you to create style sheets without learning the syntax of the CSS language. However, in many cases the designer will want to tweak the style sheet by hand afterwards, so we recommend that you learn to write and edit CSSs by hand." Thus, I believe that it is good for my study to persist in writhing the code by myself. Moreover, I learn how to use div, it is fantastic that build a web through combining DIVwith what I have learn in XHTML and CSS before.
The process of building my web site in this week is well-off, because I did not add something complex in it, and I would make it more colourful later, when I got more new ideas ,was more familiar to these technology and learnt more skills.
Teaching materials (including vedio links):
http://www.webmasterworld.com/forum83/200.htm
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EPtzXH5h-HYhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tAmTmO0ZWSY&feature=relatedhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MifXZeMD24E&feature=related
The work process of this week were composed by three steps. First is to learn what system plan is, and how to make it. Second is to keep on learning CSS. Third is to speed up the porcess of designing my web site.
During this week, in terms of CSS, I have learnt about other attributes except which I had leant in last week, including frame, list, extension, static filtration, dramatic filtration, and so on. In addition, I have taken some exercises from UTS online, in which lecturer had put and other W3C tutorial in relation to CSS. Although it is quite inconvenient to write the code which could be realized by other technology tools, I try to persist in writing them by myself. I am absolutely agree with the scholars named Håkon Wium Lie and Bert Bos -- "There are two ways to create CSSs. You can either use a normal text editor and write the style sheets "by hand," or you can use a dedicated tool - for example a Web page design application - which supports CSS. The dedicated tools allow you to create style sheets without learning the syntax of the CSS language. However, in many cases the designer will want to tweak the style sheet by hand afterwards, so we recommend that you learn to write and edit CSSs by hand." Thus, I believe that it is good for my study to persist in writhing the code by myself. Moreover, I learn how to use div, it is fantastic that build a web through combining DIVwith what I have learn in XHTML and CSS before.
The process of building my web site in this week is well-off, because I did not add something complex in it, and I would make it more colourful later, when I got more new ideas ,was more familiar to these technology and learnt more skills.
Teaching materials (including vedio links):
http://www.webmasterworld.com/forum83/200.htm
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EPtzXH5h-HYhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tAmTmO0ZWSY&feature=relatedhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MifXZeMD24E&feature=related
PS: work process in this week
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