Delta High Web Design
Welcome to Delta Charter High School, Web Design class.
This website is Designed completely and totally for and by
our high school students. Each student in this class has a
featured page that offers information about them. If you like
what you see and are interested in joining our class, check
out our school website at www.deltahigh.com
This website is Designed completely and totally for and by
our high school students. Each student in this class has a
featured page that offers information about them. If you like
what you see and are interested in joining our class, check
out our school website at www.deltahigh.com
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Meeting times: Wednesdays and Thursdays
Meeting location: DCHS - Bld. A
Teacher: Mrs. Wickline
office: DCHS - Bld. A
E-Mail: mrswickline@deltahighwebdesign.com
Phone: (209)830-6363
Office Hours: Monday & Tuesday 8-9am
Objectives:
The purpose of this course is to learn about the
process of developing web sites. This course
will take a user-centered approach to designing
web sites and will focus on the entire lifecycle of
a web site, through requirements gathering,
conceptual design, physical design, testing,
and implantation.
By the end of the semester, students will be
able to:
1. Define a web site mission and target user
population.
2. Collect the user requirements for a web site.
3. Conceptually design an appropriate page
and site design.
Meeting location: DCHS - Bld. A
Teacher: Mrs. Wickline
office: DCHS - Bld. A
E-Mail: mrswickline@deltahighwebdesign.com
Phone: (209)830-6363
Office Hours: Monday & Tuesday 8-9am
Objectives:
The purpose of this course is to learn about the
process of developing web sites. This course
will take a user-centered approach to designing
web sites and will focus on the entire lifecycle of
a web site, through requirements gathering,
conceptual design, physical design, testing,
and implantation.
By the end of the semester, students will be
able to:
1. Define a web site mission and target user
population.
2. Collect the user requirements for a web site.
3. Conceptually design an appropriate page
and site design.