Web Design and Implementation (Fall 2004): Course Overview

Web Design and Implementation (Fall 2004)

We'll review the course web site, including the syllabus and the course outline. We'll also do introductions, and talk about what makes a web site "good."

At the end of class, I'll do a brief review of basic CSS formatting concepts for students who did not have CSS in their 320 classes.

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Professor: Elizabeth Lane Lawley
Office: 70-2545
Phone: 585-475-6896
Email: ell at mail dot rit dot edu
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