Web Designing

Web Designing

Photoshop is the leading digital image editing application for the Internet, Print and other new media disciplines. It is embraced by millions of graphic artists, print designers, visual communicators, and regular people like you. It's likely that nearly every picture you've seen has either been created or edited by Photoshop. The powerful tools used to enhance and edit these pictures are also capable for use in the digital world including the infinite possibilities of the Internet.

An HTML document is an ASCII text file that contains embedded HTML tags. The HTML tags are used to identify the structure of the document and to identify hyperlinks (to be highlighted) and their associated URLs.

HTML 5 is a new version of HTML 4.01 and XHTML 1.0 It defines a markup language that can be written in both HTML (HTML5) and XML (XHTML5) and many APIs that form the basis of the Web architecture, Enhancing XHTML to better support Web applications.

CSS or Cascading Style Sheets is a special style-sheet language that describes the presentation of a document that has been written in a markup language like HTML or XHTML. CSS is commonly used to define the presentation of web pages written in XHTML or HTML.

Dreamweaver allows you - the web author - to concentrate more on design and less on coding. Dreamweaver has become increasingly more capable of producing neat, efficient HTML code that supports the W3C standards. In addition, it has included increasing support for newer technologies such as CSS, ASP and PHP.

Flash is a powerful software program that can greatly enhance a variety of multimedia formats. It can be used to create animated movies that are small in file size, load quickly, and incorporate user interaction and sound. And Action Script is the scripting language that is embedded into Flash files. This scripting capability allows for Flash to become dynamic in content as well as just image. Action Script is what gives Flash developers the ability to create games and interactive menus

jQuery was originally a cross-browser means of easy DOM traversal and manipulation has now grown into a mature, full-featured library resource that contains not just tools that make working with the DOM a pleasure, but many additional and robust tools that make JavaScript coding much easier.