B2 Common tools and techniques used to produce websites
Use of tools and techniques and their suitability for different client requirements.
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HTML, HTML5 and subsequent updates.
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Tables.
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Forms, text field, text area, buttons, radio buttons, check boxes.
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Navigation, menus, hyperlinks (internal and external), anchors.
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Interactive components, e.g. hot spots, pop-ups, buttons, menus, rollover
images.
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Colour schemes, styles and templates.
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CSS, e.g. background colour, background images, text formatting, borders,
padding, heading styles, element position.
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Embedded multimedia/digital asset content, e.g. digital animation, digital
graphics, digital audio, digital video.
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Accessibility features, e.g. alternative tags, zoom features, text-to-speech.
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The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C
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HTML compliance.
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Platform compatibility, e.g. browser, operating system, mobile devices.
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Exporting and compressing of digital assets into suitable file types.
Learning aim C: Develop a website to meet client requirements
C1 Client-side scripting languages
The uses and requirements of client-side scripting languages.
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Embedding of original client-side scripts into web pages to provide more
interactivity and improve the usability of the website.
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Types of web-scripting languages, e.g. JavaScript, VBScript.
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Uses of scripting languages, e.g. alerts, confirming choices, browser detection,
creating rollovers, checking/validating input, handling forms.
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Constructs, e.g. syntax, loops, decision making, functions, parameter passing,
handling events, methods.
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