This document appears to be a presentation about using WordPress for website design. It includes an agenda that lists topics such as an introduction, how to design a WordPress site by reviewing the template files, creating a sitemap, using plugins, and working with PHP. The presentation encourages attendees to play around with customizing WordPress and concludes by thanking attendees.
Jekyll is a static site generator gem that parses templates, partials, liquid code, markdown and other dynamic components to build static websites. The speaker demonstrated installing Jekyll, creating a sample markdown file and directory structure, and running Jekyll to generate the static site. Jekyll can be used by designers through tools like Jekyll and Sass. The speaker encouraged attendees to try using Ruby and related tools.
This document provides an overview of web standard techniques including HTML, CSS, web graphics, and basic web direction. It also lists Dreamweaver, Flash, Fireworks, and Photoshop as relevant presentation tools. Finally, it outlines a 7 step presentation process.
This document appears to be a presentation about using WordPress for website design. It includes an agenda that lists topics such as an introduction, how to design a WordPress site by reviewing the template files, creating a sitemap, using plugins, and working with PHP. The presentation encourages attendees to play around with customizing WordPress and concludes by thanking attendees.
Jekyll is a static site generator gem that parses templates, partials, liquid code, markdown and other dynamic components to build static websites. The speaker demonstrated installing Jekyll, creating a sample markdown file and directory structure, and running Jekyll to generate the static site. Jekyll can be used by designers through tools like Jekyll and Sass. The speaker encouraged attendees to try using Ruby and related tools.
This document provides an overview of web standard techniques including HTML, CSS, web graphics, and basic web direction. It also lists Dreamweaver, Flash, Fireworks, and Photoshop as relevant presentation tools. Finally, it outlines a 7 step presentation process.
This document summarizes the key points in a presentation about using grids in web design. It discusses how grids can provide order and structure, traces the historical use and rationale for grids, and provides examples of applying grids to layout web pages. Specific tips are given, such as using a multiple of 3 or 4 units, allowing for padding in element boxes, and treating rules between elements similarly to borders. The document demonstrates creating a grid structure and dividing a page into regions like headers, navigation, content areas, and sidebars.