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TEMPLATE |
A reusable pattern that helps you place information quickly and
efficiently on a Web page. |
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HOME PAGE |
The main page on a Web site which contains general information about
the site, such as an introduction and a list of the other available
pages; generally the first page a visitor sees. |
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HOVER BUTTON |
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A navigation button that changes appearance when touched by a mouse
pointer. |
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SANS SERIF |
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A font that does not have special adornment at the end of letters or
numbers. |
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HYPERLINK |
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A way to link Web pages
together and allow users to move from one online location to
another. A link may consist of text or a graphic. |
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MARQUEE |
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A marquee is a string of text that slides from one edge of the page
to the other, much like a tickertape. You can create marquee
text that slides in once and then stays put, repeats a specified
number of times, or continuously repeats. |
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PREPARING FOR A
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To qualify for an entry-level job in Web design, you should have
graphic design experience and basic knowledge of Web design tools
and languages such as HTML, DHTML, and XML. Successful
designers work well as part of a team. Many colleges and
technical schools offer certification and degree programs in Web
design or related fields. |
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