Take your web design skills to the next level with XML, and learn how to use the content behind the site to drive the information, navigation, and design of a full-featured website. In this 10-session video course, you’ll build a professional website from the ground up by focusing on back-end structure and information to create brilliant front-end design and functionality. You’ll learn how to architect your content once for use in …
Website Architecture and Design With XML
Video description
Take your web design skills to the next level with XML, and learn how to use the content behind the site to drive the information, navigation, and design of a full-featured website. In this 10-session video course, you’ll build a professional website from the ground up by focusing on back-end structure and information to create brilliant front-end design and functionality. You’ll learn how to architect your content once for use in multiple formats and venues: the Web, desktop, mobile devices, and PDF.
Presented by creativeLIVE in partnership with O’Reilly, each session offers easy-to-follow, hands-on lessons. Learn how to build structured content bases that control HTML, CSS, and Javascript. Discover how to update your information easily, and then create your site and other publications with the push of a button. This video package is ideal for web professionals of all stripes who want to create their own ideas, rather than just implement the ideas of others.
You’ll learn:
Competitive analysis techniques to slice up the competition and create a content architecture and site design that puts you on top
Concepts and skills that are critical to designing for Drupal, Wordpress, SharePoint, or any other content management system
Information structure to define and master the content and navigation on your site
XML Schema design to create binding rules that control your content
XML Instance coding to transcend pages and create a true content base
XML Transform coding to access your content base and automatically create any site design you can imagine
A new way to look at websites, mobile delivery, PDF and any other output that will put you ahead of other designers
How to create your own ideas, rather than just implementing the ideas of others
You’ll get access to all ten sessions, including slide presentations and examples. Each session was presented live during ten consecutive weeks in October, November, and December 2010, and you can now download all the videos and example files, which include presentation slides, tip sheets, code and sample eBook chapters.
Begin a Competitive Analysis and Schema for the Course Project
Example files for Week 2
Week 2: Introduction
Schemas
What is well formed?
Our course project
The competitive analysis
QA and XML Comparison
Create the Photo Information Type
Example files for Week 3
Week 3: Introduction
Figure out the Photo Info Type
The Photo Info Type in our Schema
The Photo Info Type in our Instance
Homework
Elements Attributes, QA
Transform the Photo Information Type
Example files for Week 4
Week 4: Introduction
The XML Big Picture
Transform Basics
Build Photos from the Photo Info Type
Transform the Narrative Information Type
Example files for Week 5
Week 5: Introduction
The Narrative Info Type
Working with Narratives
The Narrative in our Transforms
Final QA
Create Site Navigation
Example files for Week 6
Introduction
Create Site Navigation
Indexes, Cross-references and Sequences
Rendering Indexes, Cross-references and Sequences in our Transforms
Homework Review
Build a Complete, Integrated Site
Example files for Week 7
Introduction
Homework 6 Answers
Build a Complete, Integrated Site
One Transform, Multiple Pages
Create and Implement Site Hierarchies
Example files for Week 8
Introduction
Answers to Last Week’s Homework
Hierarchies
Modeling Hierarchies
Final QA
Put a Professional Polish on the Project Site
Example files for Week 9
Introduction
Transforming Hierarchies
Answers to last week’s homework
The Structure of our Info and our Public Site
How are our XSL Templates Put Together?
Output Statements and Homework
Create Other Outputs
Example files for Week 10
Introduction
Week 9 Homework Answers
Site and Systems
Other Outputs: The RSS Feed
Wrap Up
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