Computer Education & Training, Novell Certification
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Overview
Now you can get a leg up on the competition and increase your technical marketability by earning your Web Designer certification. With complete coverage of course 654 (Authoring and Web Publishing), 655 (Advanced Web Authoring), and 660 (Designing an Effective Web Site), Novell’s Certified Web Designer Study Guide is the authoritative preparation tool for Web Designer certification candidates.Novell expert and renowned author Jim Bowman uses graphics, puzzles, quizzes, and exercises to illustrate information and skills vital to burgeoning Web professionals. Inside Novell’s Certified Web Designer Study Guide you’ll learn manage Web sites using NetObjects Fusion, incorporate navigation aids into your Web pages, storyboard your ideas, and produce dynamic Web components such as SSI commands and Java applets.
Novell’s Certified Web Designer Study Guide also comes with a bonus CD-ROM packed with graphics and software demos including GIF Movie Gear, MapEdit, Wusage, and Adobe® Photoshop® 4.01. The CD also features a Web site demonstration with interactive examples of the Web pages referenced in the book.
Editorials
Library Journal
No web designer needs to be certified. But this book outlines what web designers should be able to do in terms of tagging, graphics, multimedia, and scripting with Java, JavaScript, and Perl. This "study guide" actually provides lessons supporting three courses (660, 654, and 655) developed by Education by Novell. One small quibble: there is only a half-page discussion of copyright issues. Regardless, many designers will be interested in being certified since it may mean more money and work; nontechies who are hiring webmasters will find this a useful primer to understand their employees' skills.Book Details
Published
June 17, 1998
Publisher
John Wiley & Sons
Pages
752
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9780764545481