Design

Designing your web site well can significantly alter your user's reaction to your work. Your goal as a web designer is to present your credentials and personal information in a manner that is functional, user friendly, and aesthetically pleasing.

The most common way to present artwork on the web is using "thumbnails." Thumbnails are small (about slide size) photos which can be clicked on to show a larger version of that small photo.

If you have some advanced HTML or other web programming skills, you may want to consider creating a web portfolio that utilizes a more interactive and presentational effect. The Portfolio Library has samples, how-to's, and resources for creating a portfolio.

Whether you want to brush up on your HTML skills or take your first web design lesson, a great place to start is with Skidmore Web Publishing Tutorials.

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Skidmore Web Publishing Tutorials

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