Level 3 Web Design - CPD Accredited

Level 3 Web Design is accredited by CPD and suitable for anyone aspiring to or already working in this field or simply want to learn deeper into level 3 Web Design.

To make this course more accessible for you, we have designed it for both part-time and full-time students. This course is packed into bite size module for your convenience. You can study at your own pace or become accredited within hours!

If you require support, our experienced tutors are always available to help you throughout the comprehensive syllabus of this course and answer all your queries through email.

It surely matters what your website looks like because people will assess your company based on the quality of your website. In case, the design is the most dominant factor in whether people trust or distrust a site. A website’s design often presents the first impression customers have about a company or business.

This Level 3 Web Design course focuses on giving you knowledge and ideas of website designing for your business. You will enhance your understanding of domain suffixes, design terminology, and CSS. Discover how to build websites for free, and perceive plenty of approaches to website designing and learn to use Dreamweaver or CoffeeCup.

What will you learn in this Level 3 Web Design

Module 1

In this module you will learn all about The Best Website Design for Your Business. The first obstacle in determining your website design is to evaluate its purpose. If you are a retail business, you most likely will need a shopping cart feature. However, if you are a consulting firm, you may only want to list your contact information or an application for service. Evaluating the purpose of your website will help determine the features you need and those you can live withou.

Module 2

This module will teach you about What’s in a Domain Suffixes. What’s in a Domain Suffixes. So you want to create a website and you have your domain name almost figured out. How do you know which suffix you should use? The suffix (end) of a domain name is the portion that comes after the “dot” at the end of the domain name. It is also referred to as the Top Level Domain or the TLD. Which top-level domain your website belongs to depends on the nature of your site. Here is a little explanation to help you choose.

Module 3

In this module you will learn all about Website Design Terminology. A Web server that is owned or leased by the business, giving the business most (or all) rights to use and control over the server.

Module 4

This module will teach you about CSS Explanation. CSS was created to make web design much faster. Web designers who would write the HTML or XHTML code for a webpage were being asked to uphold certain visual aspects of a page such as font, colours, and layout. This soon became a time-consuming task for web designers and so web design with these desired aspects became very expensive to create. Hence, CSS was born.In the early years of the World Wide Web, you had to hire a web designer who was fluent in HTML or another coding language to create your website for you.

Module 5

In this module you will learn all about Website Designs & Power Stations. Good Balance between Ads and Content– Strike a balance between the number of ads you display and the amount of truly useful content you have on your site. Remember, people, come there first to get information. If they are impressed with your site, they will explore the products you promote and the businesses you recommend.

Module 6

This module will teach you about How Can I Build my Website for Free. Many web hosting services will actually offer you free website builder software. This software typically involves templates and easy or automatic flash tools for beginners. If you have yet to get a web host, then you may want to do that first before you worry about building your site.

Module 7

In this module you will learn all about Six Steps to Website Design for Beginners. You have established your domain name, registered it, and signed up for web hosting service. You are now ready to design your website. For beginners, this step can seem overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be complicated. Keep in mind the following considerations when beginning your website design and you will be off to a good start.

Module 8

This module will teach you about Dreamweaver or CoffeeCup for Website Design. There are a few good programs for website design. Which one you choose will depend on the level of experience you have with website design and HTML code. There are freeware programs like 1st Page and HTML-Kit, or Notepad for those who are strictly writing code for their website design. However, if you do not know HTML code and have no desire to learn website design in that much detail, Dreamweaver or CoffeeCup may be the better option for you. Let’s compare the two programs.

Module 9

In this module you will learn all about Using Dreamweaver to Create your Site Layout. Having an easy and straight-forward website layout is key to achieving a great user experience. When users can navigate through your website with ease, they find the information they are looking for fast. When they have a positive experience with your site, they will return to it in the future and they are more likely to recommend that others do so as well. Dreamweaver makes it easy to organize your layout so that your users are happy and not confused as they browse through your site.

Module 10

This module will teach you about Three Crucial Steps to Creating Your Website. Without web hosting service, your website will not be “live” on the internet. The web host uses a special computer that puts your website out there when people search for it. Your web hosting service does not have to be fancy. Think of it as a commuter car: it doesn’t have to be fancy – it just has to get you there.

Module 11

In this module you will learn all about Dos and Don’ts of Website Creation9. DO get their attention and keep it. The success of your site depends greatly on getting the attention of your visitors and getting them to stay on your website long enough for them to do whatever it is you want them to do. A good way to make sure this happens is to use catchy, easy-to-read headlines at the top of your page.

Module 12

This module will teach you about SEO Basics for Effective Website Design. The more prominent the keyword, the better it will be picked up by search engine spiders. Having a keyword in your URL, your headlines, titles, article summaries, etc. will do great things for your page rank.

Module 13

In this module you will learn all about Ideas for Your Internet Business Website Design. Perhaps you have expertise in an area but have no tangible product related to it. For example, you are a black belt in Karate. You have no tangible product to sell online, but you can promote your skills in martial arts. Perhaps you can create an ebook and promote it online. Offer up your expertise to others who may need your help. Once you gain a trusting and loyal following online, develop your ebook and sell it for profit. When people see you as an expert in your field, they will want to buy what you offer.

Module 14

This module will teach you about Immediately Applicable Design Tips for a User-Friendly Website. For your overall website design, it is best to use a light-coloured background with dark text for the body of articles. Dark backgrounds and lighter text should be reserved for small feature boxes (i.e., sidebar features) or ads.

Module 15

In this module you will learn all about 6 Best Reasons to Create a Website. Creating an online storefront can boost your business by allowing your customers to view your product or read about your services before they visit your brick-and-mortar store. It can also be a means for your business to grow outside of your local area.

Module 16

This module will teach you about Common Mistakes in Website Design. It’s great fun to experiment with colour and patterns, but it’s important to know what works the best for your website goals. If the purpose of your website is anything other than for your own pure enjoyment, then you want other people to like your design.

Method of Assessment:

Upon completion of the course, you will be required to sit for an online multiple-choice quiz based assessment, which will determine whether you have passed the course (60% pass mark). The test will be marked immediately and results will be published instantly.

Certification

After successfully completing the course, you will be able to obtain the certificates. You can claim a PDF certificate by paying a little processing fee of £2. There is an additional fee to obtain a hardcopy certificate which is £9.

Level 3 Web Design is suitable for anyone who want to gain extensive knowledge, potential experience and professional skills in the related field. This course is CPD accredited so you don’t have to worry about the quality.

Our Level 3 Web Design is open to all from all academic backgrounds and there is no specific requirements to attend this course. It is compatible and accessible from any device including Windows, Mac, Android, iOS, Tablets etc.

This course opens a new door for you to enter the relevant job market and also gives you the opportunity to acquire extensive knowledge along with required skills to become successful. You will be able to add our qualification to your CV/resume which will help you to stand out in the competitive job industry.

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