Operation Manual
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University Computing and Information Services Page 15 Dreamweaver 8
UNC Pembroke October 2006
resolution compared to a 800x600 desktop resolution. A lowest denominator computer would consist of a
15” monitor, 256 color display and 28.8K modem
9. If you see a great graphic or background on another page, make sure you ask before using it. It may be easy
to download, but many images are copyrighted and can not be used on a page without permission.
10. Use clip art to make your page more attractive! However, excessive clip art will slow the load time for the
page.
11. Design page for audience, not self.
12. Update page information – give users a reason to return to site.
13. Standard table width 615 pixels
14. Avoid using frames – not all browsers support frames. Frames also do not meet requirements of Americans
with Disabilities Act. Available software can read content of web page to blind individual. However, since
frames have no content, software has nothing to read.
15. Avoid using video as main teaching tool.
16. Avoid light colored text on a light background. Use contrasting colors.
17. Avoid a busy background, which distracts from the page content.
18. Avoid blinking text, which can cause epileptic seizures.
19. Keep page scrolling to a minimum.
20. TEST. TEST, TEST
21. Visit UNCP Gold and Images for the UNCP logo, gold and images of campus at
www.uncp.edu/ucis/guide/webpages/uncpgold.htm
22. Pictures of buildings on campus can be found on the Internet at www.uncp.edu/pictures
23. For information on how to download or copy and paste text or graphics into your page, visit
www.uncp.edu/ucis/guide/webpages/download.htm.
24. For additional resources for creating web pages at UNCP, visit www/ucis/guide/webpages/resources.html.
25. At the bottom of each page, include:
• The date when the page was last updated (Mandated by UNCP Web Policies)
• Email address of person responsible for page (Mandated by UNCP Web Policies)
• Department name with link to web page
• Copyright with year
• Link to UNCP homepage
• An example:
Last Update: 05/14/2000 | Comments to: ucis@uncp.edu
University Computing and Information Services
Copyright © 2001 UNC Pembroke
26. Since you are responsible for any files which you upload to the web server, it’s a good idea to protect your
password.
27. Anyone on the web can easily download files that you place on a web server. So be sure you don't make
confidential information available.
28. All pages on the UNCP web site are subject all federal and state laws, including copyright and trademark
laws, as well as to university policy.
29. All use of university equipment must be for university-related business and can not be for personal gain.
TIPS FOR DREAMWEAVER
1. Remember to upload the page and all images associated with that page.