a collection of interlinked web pages, stored under a single domain

a single HTML document viewed using a web browser

a program used to view, navigate and interact with web pages

(Hypertext Markup Language) a language used to define the structure of web pages

Features of a good website

Computing

Web page layout

Copyright of images

Device compatibility

Follow the breadcrumbs

Think before you link

In this unit pupils will discover how to create websites for a chosen purpose. They will identify what makes a good webpage and use this information to design and evaluate their own website. Pupils will consider copyright and fair use of media, the aesthetics of the site, and clear navigation.

Web page creation

the group of people the website is designed for

specifies how items such as text and images are arranged on the page

Naming a site and adding a logo

Choosing a header

Google Sites - Adding content blocks

the right given to the creator of a piece of work to control how it can be used

allows the use of copyright content under certain circumstances

allow creators to share and use content while respecting copyright

Find and save images

the information, pictures, videos or text that you can find on a website or in a digital space

ensuring a web page works correctly on a range of devices and that all users have a good experience

allows users to keep track of where they have been on the website or how it is structured

branches that lead from the home page to other pages

text or media that, when clicked, takes you to another web page or location

Adding subpages

Linking pages

Navigation paths

a link to someone else’s website online

directly integrating content from a another source into your web page

Web page creation

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