1. Working in the Web Industry
This objective covers critical concepts related to working with colleagues and clients as well as crucial legal, technical, and design related knowledge.
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1.1 Identify the purpose, audience, and audience needs for a website.
- Determine whether content is relevant to the purpose, the audience, and audience needs.
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1.2 Communicate with colleagues and clients throughout the project.
- Demonstrate knowledge of techniques for communicating ideas about expected outcomes with peers and clients.
- Demonstrate knowledge of basic project management concepts.
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1.3 Determine the type of copyright, permissions, and licensing required to use specific content.
- Identify legal and ethical considerations for using third-party assets such as copyright, permissions, and licensing.
- Identify when and how to obtain permissions in order to use code and content.
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1.4 Demonstrate an understanding of key technologies related to web design and development.
- Demonstrate fundamental knowledge of internet terminology.
- Demonstrate fundamental knowledge of search engines and search engine optimization.
- Demonstrate fundamental knowledge of web security concepts.
- Demonstrate knowledge of key web development concepts
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1.5 Demonstrate knowledge of basic design principles and best practices employed in the industry.
- Communicate visually using user interface elements and design techniques.
- Identify user experience design techniques and practices.
- Identify user interaction design techniques and practices.
2. Project Setup and Interface
This objective covers the interface setup and program settings that assist in an efficient and effective wokflow.
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2.1 Create a new site with the appropriate settings.
- Set appropriate options for defining a new site.
- Create a new page for specific project needs.
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2.2 Navigate, organize, and customize the application workspace.
- Identify and manipulate elements of the Dreamweaver interface.
- Organize and customize the workspace.
- Configure application preferences.
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2.3 Use non-visible design tools in the interface to aid in project workflow.
- Configure content viewing options.
- Navigate a site.
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2.4 Manage assets in a project.
- Add and organize assets
- Configure assets in a project
3. Organizing Content on a Page
This objective covers document structure and responsive design.
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3.1 Organize page structure.
- View, edit, and manage the structure of a page.
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3.2 Apply responsive and adaptive design concepts.
- Design a web page that works well on multiple devices.
4. Working with Code to Create and Modify Content
This objective covers core technologies used to create web content.
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4.1 Organize and display content using HTML.
- Identify the appropriate use of <html>, <head>, <body>, and <div> tags.
- Differentiate between block and inline elements.
- Format content using headings, paragraphs, and lists.
- Insert and manipulate images, video, and sound, and animation.
- Create, manage, and edit hyperlinks.
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4.2 Apply table and semantic elements to describe content.
- Display and organize information using tables.
- Display and organize information using other basic semantic elements.
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4.3 Style a web page using CSS.
- Configure initial page properties.
- Manage fonts.
- Create and manage CSS rules using the CSS Designer panel.
- Create and use inline styles, internal styles, and external style sheets.
- Create and modify selectors that reference specific HTML elements.
- Apply common CSS declarations.
- Organize a web page layout with relatively and absolutely positioned div tags and CSS styles.
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4.4 Add interactivity using JavaScript.
- Create and manage forms.
- Add interactivity to a web page
5. Publishing Digital Media
This objective covers saving and exporting entire documents in multiple formats and specific assets within the project.
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5.1 Prepare project for publishing.
- Set up for testing and publishing.
- Check project for errors and project specifications.
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5.2 Publish a web site.
- Save web pages.
- Publish a live site.