Designing Web Pages with FrontPage 2002, Part 1

Course Specifications Course Name: Designing Web Pages with FrontPage 2002, Part 1   Courseware Version Number: 1.0   Course Length: 1 day   Hardware/Software Requirements: Pentium 75 16 MB of RAM 500MB hard drive. This course requires access to the Internet from the instructor's and student's machines. This courseware was designed to use Netscape Communicator 4.0 or higher. Personal Web Server Delivery Method: Instructor led, hands-on. Performance-Based Objectives: After completing this course, your students will be able to: define and describe Hypertext Markup Language (HTML), Web browsers, Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) and Uniform Resource Locator (URL) discuss HTML standards recognize the form and function of HTML tags describe the installation process for FrontPage including the components it installs use FrontPage to format HTML text and documents import files into a HTML document preview pages in a browser(s) insert images by importing and using FrontPage clipart align text with images and edit the image properties create text and image links to other pages in a Web, pages found on the Internet and places within a page (bookmark) create an image map insert tables into a HTML document and nest a table within another table change table and cell properties, such as background color, borders, etc. use tables for organization of information and page layout Course Overview Designing Web Pages with FrontPage 2002, Part 1 is a full-day hands-on class designed to teach students how to create Web pages using FrontPage 2002. Students will learn about HTML and how to create Web pages using HTML tags. They will then learn how to create Web pages in the WYSIWYG environment of FrontPage 2002 . Students will use FrontPage to create an entire Web. Along the way, they will learn how to change the appearance of text by adding bold, italics, colors, font faces, heading styles and many more text editing features. They will also learn how to change the appearance of whole documents, such as adding background colors and images. Students will examine a variety of techniques for inserting and editing images. They will learn how to create hypertext links, links from images and image maps. Finally, students will insert tables and edit their appearance Who Should Attend This Course This course is designed for those who have only a basic knowledge of Web page creation and want to create professional-looking Web sites. Prerequisites Prior experience with a graphical user interface such as Macintosh or Windows is required as is experience with a Macintosh or Windows-based word processing program, such as Microsoft Word. General knowledge of the Internet is helpful. Course Outline Introduction to HTML Overview of HTML HTML-related Terms HTML Standards HTML Tags FrontPage Overview Installation of FrontPage FrontPage Interface The FrontPage Web Editing =96 Toolbars =96 Browser Preview Compatibility Options Basic Formatting Text Formatting Heading Levels Text Effects Font Attributes =96 Indenting =96 Alignment - Spell Check Unordered and Ordered Lists Document Formatting Creating and Changing Titles Images and Page Layout Aligning Text with Images Image Borders and Spacing Image Type Alternative Representations Creating Thumbnails Drawing Tools Drawing Canvas vs. Drawing Tools Making Links Overview of Hyperlinks The Link Tag Absolute URLs Relative URLs Named Anchors Text Links Linking to current FrontPage Web Linking to Remote Servers Linking to New Page Navigation Bars Link Colors Image Links Single Link From Image Image Maps Bookmark Links=09 Document Formatting Creating and Changing Titles Background and Text Colors Inserting Another File Inserting HTML tags Picking Up formats From Other Documents Previewing Pages in a Browser Inserting Images Image Tag - Inline Images Inserting From the current FrontPage Web Inserting From Other Locations FrontPage Clip Art Other Image Inserting Techniques Drag and Drop =96 Copy and Paste Editing Images Inserting Text on Top of an Image Image Utilities=20 Rotating Images Contrast and Brightness Bevel and Resample Working with Tables Use of Tables Table Tag and Attributes Basic Table Tags Creating Tables Percentage vs. Pixels Inserting a Table Inserting Content in a Table Nesting Table Table Properties Table Layout Table Width Background and Border Colors Inserting a Caption Distributing Rows and Columns Evenly Other Table Changes Cell Properties Cell Layout Cell Width Splitting and Merging Cells Cell Background and Border Colors

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