Learn:

• That you are writing for site users and owners, but the users come first.

• Some guidelines for writing for the Web.

In this page, you will learn that:

• Informational graphics are part of a page’s content.

• Interface graphics are things like buttons that people click on.

• Structural graphics are part of the visual framework of a Web page.

• Graphic elements should conform to the color scheme you have chosen.

• You can use a jQuery plug-in to make rounded corners.

• Packaged designs include layouts and graphics, already made.

This page is about color.

• You want to choose a color scheme, a set of colors that work together.

• Individual colors have a hue (basic color), saturation (intensity), and value (brightness).

• A tint is a color with white added to it. A shade is a color with black added to it.

• Types of color schemes include monochrome with an accent color, complementary, and analogous with an accent color.

• You need to understand what you want before choosing a color scheme.

• You can download complete designs, that include colors and graphics.

• You can generate a color scheme from a photo.

This page explores how computers display images. Topics include pixels, color, color codes, channels, and anti-aliasing.