tailieunhanh - Creating Web Pages FOR DUMmIES 7TH ‰ EDITION phần 8

tiếp tục thành lập doanh nghiệp truy cập web của họ, các nhà cung cấp dịch vụ Internet nhỏ hơn mà thịnh vượng sẽ là những di chuyển "ngược dòng" vào tư vấn và dịch vụ lưu trữ chuyên ngành. Các nhà cung cấp dịch vụ Internet cũng được các dịch vụ trực tuyến truyền thống, như AOL và CompuServe, | Chapter 15 Creating a Full Web Site 249 Planning ụơur Web site The only tools you need for this part of the Web publishing process are Web access for doing research and either a word processing and drawing program or a pencil and paper whichever is more comfortable for sketching your plans and taking notes. A few extra hours upfront can save you a great deal of time later and help you produce a better Web page yet the planning step is the most frequently overlooked part of the Web publishing process. To plan your Web site follow these steps 1. Determine the purpose of your site. Decide which type of site you want to create personal topical commercial or comical. We could also call the last two business and entertainment but those don t sound as nice together. After you decide what type of site you want research existing sites then research other media that serve the same purpose magazines brochures even television . Ask yourself what it is about your material or about the Web that makes the Web a good way to get your material out. Think some more about your own needs and interests. Then write a few goals for your initial site and for later versions of it. 2. Decide on the structure of your site and the layout of your pages. The structure of your site can help guide visitors to the parts that interest them most. A great layout of your site s Web pages can make the pages more useful more interesting or more entertaining depending on their purpose. Here are a few general rules Decide how many pages to have and how they link to each other. Put the purpose of your site near the top of your home page. Indicate the purpose of each additional page near the top of that page. Use headers bullets icons and other graphical or emphasis elements to highlight key points. Think about what graphics you need. Start the process of generating or obtaining them. Use summary elements such as a site map and a Frequently Asked Questions FAQ page. Put navigational elements links from your