Web and User Interface Design.
COURSE DESCRIPTION
Instruction in the methods and techniques of website design from concept to completion. Course covers site construction in HTML with cascading style sheets (CSS). Course emphasizes organizational design considerations such as information hierarchy, legibility, and accessibility, while maintaining a professional standard in graphic design treatment.
LEARNING OUTCOMES
Over the course of the semester, students:
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Develop a Foundation in Web Development: Understand the core stages and practices involved in the web development process.
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Recognize the Role of Programming in Design: Explore how programming integrates with graphic design to enhance functionality and interactivity.
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Engage with Web Design Theories and Technologies: Study foundational theories and essential tools used in modern web design.
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Master Industry-Standard Front-End Languages: Gain practical experience with HTML and CSS, preparing for real-world applications.
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Implement Current Best Practices: Learn techniques that meet today's web standards, ensuring accessibility, compatibility, and efficiency.
As a result, students should leave the course with the ability to:
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Understand and Interpret Front-End Code: Read and analyze code to identify structure, function, and design elements effectively.
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Create and Publish Interactive Web Pages: Develop functional and interactive pages suitable for professional presentation.
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Design Within Web Frameworks: Navigate the constraints and possibilities within various web frameworks to achieve cohesive designs.























