Meeting name
ER&L (Electronic Resources and Libraries) Annual Conference
Meeting location
Austin, TX
Document Type
Presentation
Publication Date
3-6-2019
Abstract
The 90-min workshop covers the main website components and some fundamental tools for static web design. The session has a practical component with hands-on activities - during that part the participants can actively build a custom WordPress website.
The session is divided as follows:
Part I (45 min) features 20 min presentation of basic web design concepts, tools and technologies and 25 min demo of the back-end of 2 static WordPress websites (free and paid versions)
Part II (45 min) features hands-on guided activities to design a new WordPress website from scratch
Attendees will learn web design fundamentals and some important practical skills. The session aims to spark creativity and inspiration, and the hands-on activities will teach the attendees how to design a custom static WordPress website. They will also learn tips and tricks how to get out of the framed templates and customize them according to their taste/needs by applying HTML and CSS coding.
What Will You Learn
- basic web design concepts such as navigation, information architecture, user experience; project needs assessment, graphic design and graphic layout
- fundamental tools for web design
- main web design technologies
- WordPress
How You Will Learn
- presentation
- demonstration
- hands-on activities
Link to workshop activities: http://bit.ly/WPactivities
Link to workshop hands-on flyer: http://bit.ly/WPhandson
Keywords
Web design, Static websites, WordPress websites, Website components, Information architecture, WordPress templates customization
Disciplines
Library and Information Science
File Format
File Size
1.162 KB
Language
English
Repository Citation
Georgieva, M.
(2019, March).
Creating Websites and Leading Librarians to a New Level of Project Engagement.
Presentation at ER&L (Electronic Resources and Libraries) Annual Conference,
Austin, TX.
Available at: https://digitalscholarship.unlv.edu/libfacpresentation/184