Web Designing

Web Design course at Level Up Computer Foundation, Lucknow will teach you HTML, HTML 5, Cascading Stylesheeyts (CSS), Java Scripts and Bootstrap. It is aimed at complete beginners to the subject, and assumes you have no knowledge of creating web pages. 

Level Up Computer Foundation, Lucknow is providing BCA, MCA , B Tech Students web desgining course / training to learn how to create dynamic web site. 

Web site creation is not more than fun. after creating the good web site you need to be first on the google to get visibility from users. For being first on search engine you must have knowlwdge of SEO (Search Engine Optimization) SEO can not be done sfter creating the web site, so you must consider SEO enable web site to to be created.

Web design is the planning and creation of websites.Web design encompasses many different skills and disciplines in the production and maintenance of websites.
Briefly, website design means planning, creation and updating of websites.

Building a site on the World Wide Web requires more than simply learning the HTML language and starting out. You need to get a place to put your Web pages, a domain name for your business, and to understand the legal issues surrounding Web pages and sites.

Web design is the creation of Web pages and sites using HTML, CSS, JavaScript and other Web languages. Web design is just like design in general: it is the combination of lines, shapes, texture, and color to create an aesthetically pleasing or striking look. Web design is the work of creating design for Web pages.

A website designer is often responsible for the layout, color scheme, and general design of a website.Skilled website designers must also make a website easy to navigate, so visitors can find exactly what they need as soon as possible.

Basic elements of Web Design:

Web design uses many of the same key visual elements as all types of design such as:1. Layout:This is the way the graphics, ads and text are arranged.
2. Colour: The choice of colours depends on the purpose and client requirement.
3. Graphics: Graphics can include logos, photos, clipart or icons, all of which enhance the web design.
4. Fonts: Most web browsers can only read a select number of fonts, known as "web-safe fonts".
5. Content: Content and design can work together to enhance the message of the site through visuals and text.

User-Friendly Web Design:

Basic elements of web design are used make a site beautiful and visually compelling, but a website must also always consider the how easily a user can get information through it. 

Following tools are used to make a website more user-friendly:

1. Navigation: The user is able to move around the site with ease, efficiently finding the information they require.
2. Multimedia: Use of audios and videos encourage visitors to spend more time on the webpage.
3. Compatibility: Webpage should be designed to perform equally well on different browsers and operating systems.
4. Technology: Use of advanced technology gives designers freedom to add movement and innovation.
5. Interactive: Increase active user participation and involvement, by adding comment boxes and opinion polls in the design. Convert users from visitors to clients with email forms and newsletter sign-ups.

A web designer is someone who is both creative and technically inclined, and uses both these attributes to build or redesign websites. The web designer has the ability to understand what is needed to make a website functional and easy to use, but at the same time make it aesthetically appealing to the user.

Web design is a relatively new industry, having been created with the advent of the internet, and is gaining popularity in particular over the last ten years, as digital media has become a major part of many people's lives. Most people rely on the web for their communications, information, shopping, social life and more. The demand for web designers has been growing rapidly and the industry is currently considered a good one with relation to job prospects and future growth.

If you would like to learn more about modern web design techniques, good website practices and web design standards - all in simple and understandable format, then perhaps it is best to start at Level Up Computer Foundation, an institute which lets you builds your skills step by step. Level Up Computer Foundation, Lucknow Web Design course will teach you HTML, Dreamweaver, Photoshop, Cascading Stylesheeyts (CSS) and Java Script and many more. It is aimed at complete beginners to the subject, and assumes you have no knowledge of creating web pages.

What can you do after learning Web Designing?

Website design and development firms regularly hire talented website designers. Inexperienced website designers will often start out as assistants to gain valuable hands-on experience. After they have helped design several websites, they are often able to advance their careers and take on more challenging projects.

A website designer can also work as a freelancer. This means that he works directly for individuals or companies that need their websites designed. To obtain consistent work, a freelance website designer will often need to have an extensive and impressive portfolio of previously designed websites.

Web Designing Course Content

Section 1: Getting Started

1. Course Introduction

2. Course software

3. What is a HTML and HTML 5?

4. Getting started with tags

5. How to save web pages

6. Viewing your web pages

Section 2: Basic HTML Tags

1. Basic HTML template

2. Heading Tags

3. Paragraph and Break tags

4. Bold and Italics

5. HTML lists

Reference: Basic HTML Tags

Section 3: Getting started with CSS

1. Introduction to CSS

2. CSS rules

3. Where to put your styles

4. Using CSS selectors

5. Inline and Embedded styles

6. CSS and Fonts

7. Font colours

8. Font sizes

9. Styling Fonts

Reference: CSS and Fonts

Section 4: Dealing with Images

1. Types of Images

2. Inserting Images part 1

3. Inserting Images part 2

4. Image Attributes

5. Images and CSS

6. Text wrapping with CSS

7. CSS and image borders

8. Background Images

9. Adding captions to images

Reference: CSS in this section

Section 5: Linking to other pages

1. Hyperlinks

2. Linking to other pages

3. Other types of hyperlinks

4. CSS and hyperlinks

5. External stylesheets

6. HTML lists and nav bars

Reference: CSS in this section

Reference: HTML in this section

Section 6: CSS Layouts

1. The Box Model

2. CSS Comments

3. CSS Positioning

4. CSS floats

5. A one column CSS layout

6. Styling the one column layout

7. Styling HTML 5 tags

8. A two column CSS layout

Reference: CSS in this section

Reference: HTML5 layout tags

Section 7: HTML 4 and HTML 5 tables

1. HTML 4 Tables

2. Row and Col span

3. Table alignment, colour, images

4. HTML 5 Tables

Reference: HTML and HTML5 tables

Section 8: HTML forms

1. Form Tags

2. Textboxes, Submit, Reset

3. Formatting Textboxes with CSS

4. Labels, Textareas

5. Option buttons and Checkboxes

6. Passwords, hidden fields

Reference: HTML and HTML5 Forms

Section 9; HTML5 and Forms

1. HTML 5 Forms

2. Placeholders, Required

3. Email, URL, Search

4. Spinners and Sliders

5. Dates, Colour pickers

6. Data Lists

7. HTML Form Layouts

8. HTML 5 Video and Audio

9. The HTML 5 Canvas tag

10. Details, Aside, Mark

Reference: HTML5 Audio and Video

Section 10: Getting your site on the internet

1. Websites and Domain Names

2. What to look for when buying Webspace. Search engine optimisation

4. Pay per click advertising

5. Sitemaps

Section 11: HTML and CSS Reference

1. Basic HTML Tags

2. CSS Font and Text Properties

3. CSS Borders, Margins, Padding

4. CSS used in the Lists section

5. CSS used in the Positioning section

6. HTML images and hyperlinks

7. HTML5 Layout tags

8. HTML and HTML5 Table tags

9. HTML and HTML5 Form tags

10. HTML5 Video and Audio tags

11. HTML Special Characters

Section 12: Java Scripts, Photoshop, Bootstrap, Dreamweaver

1. Java Scripts

2. Photo Shop

3. Bootstrap

4. Dreamweaver