Before this class, I was always taught mainly to code everything by hand, if I wanted repetitive code, I had to copy and paste the code I already had. Never once, did I think about using a template until I started my internship about a year ago where the business used WordPress. When I started using WordPress, it was my first time using a template for designing. While at first, it was very convenient for me to design using repetitive code, it took away the freedom I had designing as I often became frustrated when I wanted to change something because it was difficult to do so. HTML frameworks while they serve as both a convenient tool and a hindrance. HTML frameworks serve as a skeleton when designing websites. They are designed to be a way to quick build a page which is why I would often refer to them as templates. Not only do frameworks apply to pages, they can be used to code style sheets as well since frameworks are not something that needs to be complex. It is possible to have a library of them. An example would be if you wanted to have different style sheets for different occasions spread throughout different sites. Such a method can be used on regular pages such as if you were running a business and wanted to have a uniform product page. One good point about them is that they are easy to find as there are hundreds of them. There are many advantages and disadvantages to frameworks. On top of having a framework easier to help design a website easier, they offer numerous advantages. Using frameworks allows you to use your time more productively as you may have relatively less time code to code optimizing you of using your time for other critical parts of a project. Frameworks also makes it easier to set a familiarly for you ... ... middle of paper ... ... framework is really fast as no one would want to code with a framework that is slow. One disadvantage CodeIgniter may have is the separation of modules. This may be a disadvantage depending on the coder. I personally, did not find any disadvantage with this framework up to this point. To summarize, Code Igniter offers easy code to setup and a large tutorial base and community to help you coding needs. The final frameworks I would like to compare is CakePHP. Like CodeIgniter, CakePHP has a large community to help you coding needs. Also like I mentioned before, this is very essential when working with frameworks especially if you are a new coder. With CakePHP you can install numerous plugins which can help you manage your code or can take away the task of coding repetitive code. CakePHP also has a reverse routing feature which allows you to change roots in one spot
Web sites are just like magazines, newspapers, brochures, menus, or even directions on how to make nitroglycerin from house-hold goods, in that they all have to be put together in such a manner that whoever is reading or browsing over it will be able to clearly distinguish this from that. In this sense, a critique of any particular web site will have justification, while carefully considering also that this is an altogether new medium of information exchange. Now, all of this talk of togetherness is actually a general reference to basic design principles, such as color coordination, if color is used, text size, font choice/ style, art integration, accessibility, and just plain and simple design of the page. For example, it wouldn't be all that appealing to the eyeball if a page being viewed had all the text jumbled up in a corner, so small your eyes were bleeding by the time you figured out that it wasn't even worth the trouble. Darn. It's important to rememeber, especially these days, that what you read is as important as how it looks. Have you ever tried reading an interview in a Raygun magazine? Kinda hard, right? Design totally for its own sake is nice, as art that is, and admittedly it looks cool. However, it's two in the morning and you're standing in line at the corner 7-11 trying to pay for your 40 ounce bottle of Kool-Aid, and you happen to see that your favorite MTV Pearl Crap-clone band is on the cover of this hip magazine and you go to read it, but you can't. It's not because to you failed elementary school three times in two years, but because the maestro in charge decided to get fancy with it and thought it'd be cool if he hid the text under a black box or likewise photograph. I like to loo...
In a conversation with one of the contributors to “Framework” (AOTA, 2008), one of the reasons why FOR were possibly not defined within the publication and within OT practice, could be due to inconclusive views within the profession in defining the term (Olson, 2010).
A framework is a set of classes that supports reuse at larger granularity. It defines an object-oriented abstract design for a particular kind of application which enables not only source code reuse, but also design reuse [Johnson & Foote, 1988]. The framework abstract structure can be filled with classes from its own library or application-specific ones, providing flexibility for the developer to adapt its behavior to each application. Besides flexibility, a good framework also increases the team productivity and makes application maintenance easier [Fayad et al. 1999].
Figueroa’s framework is spilt into five main levels. Each individual level connects to each other to form the Figueroa’s framework and every level is important when it comes down to equality and differences in society. The diagram below shows the levels in order.
In the 1960’s a concept for HTML was created by Ted Nelson, a Harvard graduate. His work was never used until the 1980’s, when the internet was introduced because of a lack of need for it. At the time, HTML was the only option for web development, and there was not much freedom when it came to design. Sites were basic, consisting of simple tables, text and links, with little to no graphics. Then the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) was created to stop large businesses from controlling web design code. The W3C is responsible for setting the guidelines, techniques, and rules for web development. This was created so that the sites created would all work with browsers consistently and without errors.
SMT framework 2.0, Dynamic content Loader, Google map shortcode, contact page, translating option. It is a very responsive theme with SEO optimization. All these usefulness is packed as a free Wordpress theme here. You will have captcha security for antispam.
Flash first appeared in 1998 and was created by Adobe Systems. Flash quickly gained popularity and became the standard for web development shortly after. Flash uses the ActionScript programming language, which allows developers to create web animations and websites that were far superior to anything that was developed using HTML at the time. With the new development of HTML5, developers can now create the same level of animations and websites that were previously only able to be achieved using Flash. HTML5 is a synthesis of several technologies and has a broad potential developer base, which is part of the reason that it is gaining in popularity. 99% of PC browsers support Flash, but most new mobile phones and tablets that are being released do not support Flash, which is one of its biggest drawbacks. Browser support of HTML5 has been steadily growing as we switch to the future of the internet/mobile devices and is currently at 40% of all browsers. Flash has always had a commanding lead on web videos but lately people have been switching to h.264 and HTML5 playback instead. In the past 5...
In responsive web design, fluid grid layout was used to enable the content of the site to be flexible. In other words, it allows the content to flow in any size (Nimesh, n.d.)
"New Features of Cascading Style Sheets in Dreamweaver MX." Dreamweaver TechNote. 24 Sept. 2002 . Macromedia. 19 Nov. 2003 <http://www.macromedia.com/support/dreamweaver/ts/ documents/cssmx.htm>.
Much of the focus of Web 2.0 is on new business models, however it definitely has some technical features, with the implementation and innovation of new technologies and standards within the web platform. Much of the focus in the Web 2.0 and Social Networking space has been toward customer interaction; that is, how to collaborate better with customers through blogs, forums, or Facebook and MySpace websites, how to increase product awareness or drive sales with marketing campaigns, or how to increase customer satisfaction using Ajax so that pages are updated almost automatically. Web 2.0 websites are those that have these features : Their user interface is improved and enables end users to access and view data in a quicker and more dynamic way by using AJAX to provide a richer user interface. By using XMLHttpRequest object in the background web pages can be more functional and natural. They use HTML and CSS standards.
The mini-project aims to investigate PHP, or Hypertext Preprocessor and detail how it works and what features are provided to it by modern web applications. W3Schools states that Hypertext Preprocessor is a “widely-used, open source scripting language where scripts are executed on the server” (w3schools. “PHP5 Introduction.”). PHP is designed for web development and allows for the creation of dynamic web pages.
There were skeptics that said the language was a dud and would never catch on, but now more people are learning Java Script then ever before.JavaScript is used within HTML tags so that the page setup in already present when the Java Script starts to run. There are many different uses for Java Script on the Net. It can be used to make mail forms that a customer or person trying to input information can use. The program will allow the user to input information, then it will automatically send that info to a designated email address with the click of a button. It can also be used to put a password on a certain web page; a user trying to enter the page must then input the correct commands and passwords to enter the page.
Technology has changed many aspects of our lives, so why should we expect less of the classroom atmosphere? Technology in the classroom has changed the way students learn and the way teachers teach. Technology today is integrated into the classroom as a teaching tool rather than being taught as a course. There are many ways that technology is used in today’s classroom such as the World Wide Web, Power Point, and Excel (Starr, 2011). Teachers will continue to be the most important aspect of a child’s education because they teach and technology does not. The use of technology in the classroom can bring advantages to a child’s education but can also bring disadvantages (Cleaver, 2011).
In our school context, I find structural framework most relevant as it supports me to analyse present structures, enables me to empower my staff to take decisions and make informed choices and enables me to understand their problems and resolve it. The study of political frame has also changed my view about ‘politics’, which was earlier a combination of dislike and fear. As a leader I need to be well aware of the interest groups, address issues and try to diffuse the situations and develop good rapport with parents and local community. Thus it is very important for me to use multiple frames to analyze different situations in my
Next, you have to develop the layout of the web page. You should draw some simple sketches to display the basic “look and feel” of the web page. The use of a specific theme or template should be used to maintain the same basic look throughout the web site. Keep the reader of the web site in mind when designing the web site. Most readers will not usually wait on large graphic files to load, especially on the home page.