Professional Documents
Culture Documents
02 Intro To Web Development and Design Principles
02 Intro To Web Development and Design Principles
Web Development
and Design
Principles
JOHN ED AUGUSTUS ESCORIAL
WMSU INSTITUTE OF COMPUTER STUDIES
1
Learning Outcomes
• Differentiate the web design principles
• Describe the characteristic of Dynamic Web
Pages
• Identify the functionality of web applications
• Evaluate the advantages and disadvantages of
the different client-server scripting languages.
Basic Terminology
Network – defined as several computers connected together
with purpose of sharing resources including data, information
and hardware.
• Multimedia Developer
- responsible in designing and producing
animation, digital video and audio, 2d and 3d
models, and other media elements.
Web Design Roles
Artist or Graphic Designer
– Create original art such as logos, banner,
enhanced photos and the overall visual
design concept.
Webmaster
• assumes all the rules. Webmaster may oversee the
web development team.
- Therefore, must have a broad range of knowledge
may include all the skills.
Major Phases of Wed Design Process
14
15
VISUAL ELEMENTS
16
VISUAL ELEMENTS
17
VISUAL ELEMENTS
18
VISUAL ELEMENTS
19
VISUAL ELEMENTS
20
ACCESSIBILITY ELEMENTS
21
ACCESSIBILITY ELEMENTS
22
ACCESSIBILITY ELEMENTS
23
ACCESSIBILITY ELEMENTS
24
WEB DESIGN TRENDS
25
WEB DESIGN TRENDS
26
WEB DESIGN TRENDS
27
WEB DESIGN TRENDS
28
WEB DESIGN TRENDS
29
WEB DESIGN TRENDS
30
BASIC WEB DESIGN PRINCIPLES
Balance
– Refers to the arrangements of the text and
object of the web pages
Symmetrical design
• > traditional, conservative, professional yet
simple mood or atmosphere. Ex.
Wikipedia.com
Asymmetrical design
> Unbalance and modern style
Basic Web Design Principles
• Proximity
– Is the placement of elements with logical
relationship close to each other
• White Space
• Are literacy blank spaces place on the page
which allow reliability of important texts and
emphasize important topics
Basic Web Design Principles
• Contrast
– Varying the size, character and color of
elements.
• Focus
• It is the focus of attention you want to remember
by the audience.
• Alignment
– Proper arrangement and positioning of the
elements of the website. Use columns and rows
to choose certain alignment(left, right or center)
Assignment:
1. Choose one Organizational Website and one
Commercialized Website. (Include website
screenshots)
34