The document discusses different types of online platforms including social media, blogging, content management systems, mapping, surveys, blogs, and web design principles and elements. Social media platforms allow sharing of content through personal accounts and groups. Blogging platforms provide options to customize designs for newsletters. Content management systems publish and organize web content. Mapping tools provide location finding and route creation. Surveys create forms to collect feedback. Blogs display posts in reverse chronological order. Basic web design considers text, graphics, colors, links, and white space to create accessible, simple, and convenient websites.
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Web Design Principles
The document discusses different types of online platforms including social media, blogging, content management systems, mapping, surveys, blogs, and web design principles and elements. Social media platforms allow sharing of content through personal accounts and groups. Blogging platforms provide options to customize designs for newsletters. Content management systems publish and organize web content. Mapping tools provide location finding and route creation. Surveys create forms to collect feedback. Blogs display posts in reverse chronological order. Basic web design considers text, graphics, colors, links, and white space to create accessible, simple, and convenient websites.
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Types of Online Platform
• Social Media Platform
–Websites like Facebook allow you to create not only personal accounts but also pages and groups where you can share content. Continuation… • Blogging Platforms –It typically looks like a newsletter where you are given options to change the design to your liking. Though you can manipulate the design, social media platform’s popularity is still unrivaled. Continuation… • Content Management System (CMS) – is a computer application (sometimes online or browser-based) that allows you to publish, edit and manipulate, organize and delete web content. CMS is used in blogs, news websites, and shopping. Other Online Tools • Mapping –online mapping services are used for finding locations, creating routes by encoding the address of specific location. Examples of mapping tools • Google Maps – is a web mapping service developed by Google. It offers satellite imagery, street maps, 360º panoramic views of streets and traffic conditions. • Wikimapia - is an open-content collaborative mapping site with the use of interactive web map. Survey • allows you to create survey and forms to get feedback from your customer or audience, conduct market research, and other research. Examples of Survey • Google forms • Survey Monkey • Typeform • Zoho survey • Survey Planet Blog - is a discussion or informational site published on the World Wide Web consisting of discrete entries (posts) typically displayed in reverse chronological order (the most recent post appears first) Examples of Blogging tools • Blogger – is a free weblog publishing tool from Google that allows you to share text, photos and video • WordPress – is a free open-source blog tool that you can use to create a website or app; it is also a content management system (CMS) based on PHP and MySQL. Continuation… • Livejournal – a service for journals and blogs, that also offers privacy controls, photo storage, publishing tools, style templates, and online communities. • Issuuu – is a free electronic publishing platform for magazines, catalogs, newspapers and more. • Tumblr – is a mixture of microblogging, traditional blogging, and social networking. Basic Web Design Principles and Elements Web Design - is a concept of planning, creating, updating, and maintaining websites. A good web design allows the user to understand the message, contents, and ideas in the most convenient way. Web Design Elements • Text - font family and type must be chosen well, clear and in readable size. • Graphics/Illustrations - must be good quality and well arrange with text and another elements. Infographics may be used. • Shapes – can be used to denote an enclosed boundary in the overall design. Continuation… • Background - It can help provide your website with a feeling of a surface underneath. It must be used to bring out the content given on website to make it look more appealing. • Color - Must blend well and complement the elements on the page. Use vibrant and bold colors that will attract but not too distracting Continuation… • Background - It can help provide your website with a feeling of a surface underneath. It must be used to bring out the content given on website to make it look more appealing. • Color - Must blend well and complement the elements on the page. Use vibrant and bold colors that will attract but not too distracting Continuation… • Video/Audio – help viewers easily understand what you are teaching or selling • Links – allow users to connect to another site or page that is related to the content of your page or site. Web Design Principles • Portable Design – must be portable and accessible by users who have different browsers, operating systems and computer platforms. • Design for Low Bandwidth – website design must be accessible at a variety of speeds. Avoid large graphics or animations as the users may leave the site if downloading is slow. Web Design Principles • Direction – identify the order of importance of the various elements and places them in a sequence where the eye moves and perceives the things it sees. • Accessibility - Visitor must be able to easily access the information. Text must be legible/readable, colors must create visual harmony and balance, and image should be of high quality. Web Design Principles • White spaces - Use deliberately in your design as a breathing space. It may also be used to show division of contents. • Simplify - Remove distracting options and clutter. Web Design Principles • Convenience - Allow visitor to make an action, click button should be conveniently located and accessible. • Regular testing – website should be regularly upgraded, updated and tested so that problems will be quickly resolved. Web Page Design Using Templates and Online WYSIWYG Platforms • WYSIWYG - is an acronym for “what you see is what you get” – this means that whatever you type, insert, draw, place, rearrange, and everything you do on a page is what the audience will see. It shows and prints whatever you type on the screen. Examples of WYSIWYG Platform HTML Editor • Wix - a cloud-based web development platform that allows users to create HTML5 websites and mobile sites through the use of their online drag and drop tools • Weebly - a web-hosting service featuring a drag-and-drop website builder • Drupal – free and open-source content management system (CMS) based on PHP and MySQL • WordPress - free and open-source content management system (CMS) based on PHP and MySQL URL • Uniform Resource Locator • Unique identifier for every web page • the address of a resource on the Internet CSS • Cascading Style Sheet • CSS describes how HTML elements are to be displayed on screen, paper, or in other media.
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