Instructor: Paul Dehnbostel
Workshop fee: $20
This introductory workshop walks participants through various components of the web and how they work together, addressing questions such as:
- What is the World Wide Web?
- Where are web site files generally stored?
- What is the difference between a client and a server?
- What do you need to know before building a web site?
- What tools do you need to develop a web site?
- How do you put a website you’ve completed up on the Web?
This workshop is for beginners with little to no technical experience.
About our Basic Web Design Series:
The World Wide Web is now 20 years old (!) and has evolved into a powerful, complex model of electronic communication. Our hands-on, beginner-friendly workshop series explores the fundamentals of user-focused web design by introducing participants to its technical as well as its conceptual aspects. This workshop series has been crafted for those with little to no prior experience with web design or coding, rather than seasoned or professional web designers. Please note: all of the series workshops are BYOL (Bring Your Own Laptop).
All of the workshops in this series include:
A fun and inclusive learning environment
A nice, arts-focused venue
The classes on offer include:
HTML 5 Fundamentals
Basic Web Site Design with CSS 3
Web Hosting 101
Beginning Programming Using JavaScript (to be offered in the very near future)