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Section 1

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<h1>

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Largest header

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Email link

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<a href="mailto:bob@aol.com">

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Lock on the layers panel

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Use to lock objects so they cannot be edited

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Secure Communication protocol

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https:

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Storyboarding

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Presentation to a client a detailed sketch of Web pages elements, colors, links

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Eye on the layers panel

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Use to show/hide objects

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Ctrl+Z

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Undo

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Client interview

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A very early step in the planning phase to determine the client's needs, wants, expectations

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Ctrl+V

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Paste

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URL

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http://www.youtube.com

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Anchors on a Web page

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<a name="links"> or <h3 id="links">

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Crop

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Change the canvas size or straighten a graphic

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Target Audience

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Websites must be developed and designed for these customers

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Linear linking structure

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An example of this Website navigation is: Step-by-step directions to build a car engine

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Bitmap Graphic

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Series of colored pixels that make up a graphic

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LAN

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Computers and printers located near one another (in the same building)

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Special Characters

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$, #, ©

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Requirements for XHTML coding

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<!Doctype>, values surrounded in " ", lowercase letters for tags

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Horizontal Rule <hr />

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A design element that separates sections of Web Pages

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Hotspots

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Areas on an image map that act as hyperlinks

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Grids Guides

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Use to precisely align objects on a graphic

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WAN

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Networked computers located far away from one another (i.e. - our school district)

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Kerning

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Space between letters

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Fill options

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Solid, Gradient, Pattern, None

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Ctrl+D

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Deselect

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Google

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Search Engine

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XHTML

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Extensible Hypertext Markup Language

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RBG Triplet

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Red, Green, Blue colors used to create all colors on monitors

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Stroke

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Outside edge of a shape

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Vector graphic

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Mathematical formulas used to define colors between Point A and Point B on a graphic. When enlarged, the graphic remains clear and in focus

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Italics, Bold

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<em> <strong>

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Color Scheme

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Series of 3 - 5 colors that set the mood of the graphic/ad/Website

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Instructions or notes seen by other Web page coders explaining sections of the Web page

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Unordered list

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Classes ▪ Freshman ▪ Sophomore ▪ Junior ▪ Senior

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Internet Explorer

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Browser

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Move tool

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Use to rotate an object

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Ctrl+Y

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Redo

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Use for photographs, has 16.7 million colors

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.JPG

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Black Times New Roman font with white or light gray background

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Default Web page settings

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target="_blank"

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Causes linked pages to open in a new Internet Explorer window or tab

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Anti- Aliasing

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Use to smooth edges of rounded shapes - text

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Ctrl+A

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Select All

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<meta> tags

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Tags used by search engines to locate pages in their databases

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<h6>

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Smallest header

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Ctrl+X

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Cut

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Drop shadow

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Live filter that gives a shaded effect to one corner of an object

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Ordered list (1. 2. 3.)

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<ol><li></li><li></li><li></li></ol>

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Hold Shift and drag

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Use to create perfect circle or square

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White space

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Makes the Web pages look uncluttered. Gives space between elements.

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Masking

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Feature that a shape (or text) reveals a graphic underneath

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Section 2

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Cellspacing

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Space between cells in a table

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Float:left

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Location of the graphic. The text that follows wraps up to the right of it.

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60%

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Relative Width example

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Deprecated tags

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Tags that are outdated and should NOT be used. Examples are align="center" or color="red"

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Border

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This does NOT automatically show on a table. You must have at least 1 pixel

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RGB Triplet

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#FF22CC red green blue

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.GIF

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An image file format that can have transparent backgrounds or animation

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Eraser tool

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Use to remove a portion of a graphic (Prefer using masks instead)

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Use for simple line art and logos, has 256 colors

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.GIF

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Specific San-Serif Font Example

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Arial

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Property that must be used for: identifying a graphic, provide a placeholder for a graphic that does not load, and for screen readers

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alt

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<tr>

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Table rows

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Calendars, schedules, forms

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Reasons to use tables on a Web page

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Numbers of basic Color Name

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16

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Tiling

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Background image is repeated until it fills the entire Web page

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This shows colspan

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<th>

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Table headings (formatted bold and centered)

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<link>

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Tag in <head> area of Web page that attaches an external style sheet to that Web page

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Competitive analysis

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Use this to compare your graphic or Website with those of the competition

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External CSS

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Separate file with CSS declarations that links to every page within a site

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<td>

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Table cells (data)

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Cellpadding

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Space within the cell between the text (or graphic) and inner edge of the cell

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Magic Wand tool

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Use to select similar colors on a graphic

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Purpose of CSS

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Used for consistent formatting throughout a Website

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ID and Class

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Identifies (or names) an element. Use this to apply unique CSS declarations to it

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Eye Dropper tool

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Use to select a specific color on a graphic

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.BMP , PSD

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An image file format that is NOT compressed

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Burn tool

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Use to darken an area of a graphic

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Graphic that is saved in layers

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.PNG

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Margin:10em

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Space between the graphic and surrounding text

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This shows rowspan

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Internal (Embedded) Style Sheet

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Place within the <head> area of a Web page. Use for CSS declarations applied just to that page within a site

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clone tool

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Use to replace a spot on a graphic with a "snapshot" of another spot on the graphic

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700px

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Absolute Width example

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Specific Serif Font Example

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Times New Roman

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Replace Color tool

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Use to change one color to another on a graphic

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Inline Style

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Style attached to just one element (tag) within a Web page

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Left, middle

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Default location of data within a cell on a table

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