... no particular specific amount of information required to become a Web Designer, but there are many that significantly help. Many technical schools offer courses in Web design, programming, business management, and other computer related courses. In a school like this you will gain more practical familiarity with computers and the World Wide ... and "advance graphics" will significantly benefit, both courses of which are available at the "University of Waterloo." These courses help you increase your knowledge in graphic design, which the main requirements of a web site, unless your creati...

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... the site is simple, when using a graphical browser. On the home page they have a twenty-five-option menu bar, bordering a picture of two ladies advertising Gap sweaters are displayed as graphic text with no alternate tags. When this page is viewed in a text-based browser such as Linux, the only thing the user knows is that a link exists but has no ... main problem with this site. None of the graphics have alternate tags and the menu bar, the key to the information on the rest of the site, is displayed as a graphic. Not having an alternative description for the images on the web site is ...

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... my page!" Then in notepad, one would type This is my page! Then after that other tags or commands will follow with text, graphic, color, etc Many different websites across the World Wide Web offer tips into website design do's and don'ts. Of course, some of these tips can be counted upon as helpful but overall it comes down to the ... ...

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