ART 323N - Designing for the Web

3 Credit(s)

Non Liberal Arts
This course introduces students to the World Wide Web as a design and fine-arts medium. Through a combination of lectures, demonstrations, research, and hands-on experiences, students will learn the concepts and vocabulary of web design, its history, and how to apply their traditional design knowledge in a new, nontraditional medium. Students will also learn how to prepare effective graphic and multimedia elements for the Web and develop a greater understanding of the importance of the interrelation of these elements in the aesthetics of web designs. Students will also gain a sense of web design as a profession and artist’s medium and the range of successful design and artistic approaches in use today.

Offered When: Every semester.
Prerequisite(s): ART 231L,
Recommended: ART 215N