Planning & Managing a web site
Publishing a web site involves more than learning how to
write the pages. This overview highlights the most important
questions for you to address and points you to further resources.
- Planning your site -
definining your purposes, identifying your audience and
setting objectives
- Site design - what
to include and how to structure the information to suit
users' purposes
- Page design - creating
the impression you want, using effective navigation tools
and writing copy for web reading
- Writing pages - at last!
HTML and DreamWeaver
- Site management - monitoring
traffic, working with a team and evaluating effectiveness
Writing web
pages - "hands-on" help
A starting point, and links to further hand-picked tutorials
and reference sites on:
Specialist topics
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Accessibility
Web Site accessibility: find
out why it's important, who's affected and how, and what you
can do to make your site more accessible. This area includes
how to use LIFT for Dreamweaver to check your site's accessibility.
SEDU are also running a course on Web
Site Accessibility - making your site meet University standards.
"How-to"
demonstrations
Try our on-screen demonstrations
of commonly performed tasks in web publishing.
Training events
S&EDU offer events on:
E-learning ...
... or using the web to support learning / teaching is not
covered here. See the IS
Learning Team's pages for details of the support available
in the University for using WebCT. The University
e-learning
site includes details of the e-learning strategy document
(June 2001).
... and more ...
A miscellaneous collection
of of gateway sites, script libraries, software collections
etc. etc.
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