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Part III - Website Building Basics

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Notes from Part III - Website Building Basics

Based on "Build a Website for Free" - Chapters 7-15

Chap	Topic	Description
7	Elements of a Website	Best practices and parts of a webpage Website Elements
8	Using Existing Websites	The existing websites covered are all Web 2.0 capable: MySpace, Facebook, Flickr, Twitter and Delicious.com. They have several advantages: Easy to create a presence without creating a website Easy to promote your own existence in a variety of ways Web 2.0 Sites - Social Media Sites -Ch 8
9	Web Page Services	Google Sites, Wetpaint, Netvibes Web Page Services - Notes - Ch 9
10	HTML 101	Resources lists for HTML4 and HTML5 HTML 101 - Ch 10
11	Working with Images	(return to this later on)
12	Working with Multimedia	(return to this later on)
3	Building a Site using HTML	Basic parts of a page, tags, CSS, scripting Notes from Ch 13
14	How'd They Do That?	Firefox web development add-ons, other browser add-ons, developer networks Notes from Ch 14
15	Making Your Site Mobile	(return to this later on)

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