“Steps” is a progressive series of screencasts, during which we’ll walk through the process of designing and building a website. In this part, we take a look at wireframing.
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Building a Website in Progressive Steps: Header and Footer
It’s time for Part 2 of “Building a Website in Progressive Steps”. In this part we’ll
be discussing the header and footer, whilst designing them at the same time in Photoshop.
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Building a Website in Progressive Steps: The Home Page
Welcome to Part 3 in Building a Website in Progressive Steps. In this screencast we’ll discuss the inner workings of the home page. The featured area, actionable content area, and priority content areas are going to be our main focus, in that order. They are set in a specific hierarchy for a reason which will be explained in the tutorial.
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Building a Website in Progressive Steps: Page Elements
In this part of our Building a Website in Progressive Steps series we’re going to cover a wide array of elements on a web page, how they are placed, then we’ll discuss the importance of each. So let’s dig into the tutorial and start talking web page elements!
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Building a Website in Progressive Steps: Blog Page
In this part of our Building a Website in Progressive Steps series we’re going to discuss putting a single blog page together, and go over the various elements within the page while pointing out the importance of each. So let’s dig into the tutorial and start talking setting up a blog page!
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Building a Website in Progressive Steps: Establishing Trust
Establishing trust is key to building a lasting relationship with visitors of your website. We’ll touch into that as you follow along in creating the Contact page. After understanding the importance of establishing trust through the About and Contact pages, we’ll start putting together the file structure and get ready for some extreme coding!
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