Understand information architecture, interface design and communication related issues and the principle of "user experience" when designing for the Web. (I, II)
Create and organize a project by applying web elements, defining the strategy, content and functionality of the site. (III)
Utilize interaction design, and information architecture that will be included in the final web design project. (IV)
Apply design and composition using 2D, 3D, and respective graphics formats for development. (V)
Utilize layered Web pages and other effects. (VI)
Understand how to integrate audio, animation, video compression and Java Script into web design. (VII)
Understand how to add plug-ins, optimize and publish an interactive site. (VIII)
Listen to my Introduction/Overview/Planning HW: Complete "Tag Review" it's due begining of next class, download layout exercise materials, and begin working on layouts
Review Layouts, CSS Sprites, HTML 5 Lecture: Design your own web page based on the supplied info, then create it based on this criteria. Work on site: Due at 8PM 3/5 and create 1 css sprite: Due at 8PM 2/27
2/20:
PREZ-DAY! NO CLASS
2/27:
Work on ABC Credit Union Page. CSS Sprite Exercise due at 8PM
3/05:
Work on ABC Credit Union Page DUE AT 8PM then site will be critiqued
3/12:
SPRING BREAK...
3/19:
Work on Midterm Project: Organize and design site from given elements
3/26:
Work on midterm.
4/02:
Turn in Midterm. Site critiques! HW: Begin Final Project Proposal
4/09:
Work on Final.
4/16:
Work on Final.
4/23:
Work on Final.
4/30
Work on Final Project PROJECT DUE AT 8:00 IN NEXT CLASS!
5/7:
FINAL PRESENTATIONS, CRITIQUES
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