This introductory course in web design focuses on development of websites that are efficient, easy to use, attractive, and fun. Beginning with Hyper-Text Markup Language (HTML), the course has basic programming skill development and methodologies, including HTML5, CSS3, and progresses to some basic Java Script.  

Besides development of website analysis, design understandings, and design for Accessibility, it supports development of color, structure and design elements, aligned with industry standards. No prior experience is required, but basic browser and internet terms are helpful.  

A full curriculum will be available for use, along with a walk through and development of a basic website for a class use.  This class could conform to local community college curriculum for high school college credit award; this option will be discussed in class, along with CTE potential, and resources for additional learning support.

Graduate Credit: under consideration
Virtual PLC led by Chris Winikka

Course Instructor/s:

Jan Boley

Jan Boley has her Bachelors of Science in Computer Science, and worked for the State of Oregon for over 8 years. Leaving the public sector, she returned to school to earn her Masters of Arts in Teaching, and has taught high school for the last 12 years in Oregon.

Site Locations:

• Fall Conference 2017