Web Design

Web Design takes your graphic images and makes them viewable in a web browser. Images need to be presented in a form that is viewable in many browsers under several platforms (PC, Mac, Unix, etc). For complex pages, more than just HTML may be required to make your site stand out.

• Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) - Unify text colors, links, and formatting throughout your site. By using style sheets, you can customize standard HTML tags by changing the text color and font, adding borders, and modifying the space between lines and paragraphs.
• Server Side Includes (SSI) - Use the web server's parsing technology to insert documents into your webpages before they are sent to the viewer. This works great when you have the same content on multiple pages. You can make changes to one file to update every page on your site.
• Client Side Scripting (Javascript) - You can make your pages dynamic by adding things such as the current date, random quotes, cookies that remember user data, mouse rollover actions, and more.
• Dynamic HTML (DHTML) - Combining Javascript and CSS with HTML allows you to create dynamic content such as changing text, pull down menus, and simple animation.