Site Structure
Every Web site that you build or inherit should have a consistent and simple organization – called a site structure. A site is a collection of HTML files, documents and images contained in a single master folder (the root folder). Within this root folder you can save your documents and subfolders organized in a manner that makes sense to you, as well as to others in your department that may need to edit the information.
We recommend that the structure of your Web site include:
A Web page entitled An Additional folders for organizing your content.
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EXERCISE 1 File Names and Site StructureWith your assigned group, create a site structure from the following list of files. Use the file naming conventions discussed earlier to rename the files, if necessary. Mainpage.htm MYPICTURE.JPG footer.gif Topic One.htm Syllabus & intro.doc Topic 2 presentation file.pdf banner.jpg topic two.htm topic_one.pdf topic#2.mp3 |