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CSS for Print Designers: Workshop

Thursday, January 14, 2010 Tri-C West, Parma
The campus location is
11000 Pleasant Valley Rd, Parma
Room G04 a/b

Room located in the lower
level of the "G" / "WSS" building
(used to be called Galleria, now called West Student Services).
Parma, Ohio

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AIGA Cleveland presents:

CSS for Print Designers

If you’ve been wanting to learn more about web design, the time is now. If you’re a creative director who wants to understand code a little more, you need to show up. If you just want to make a personal web site, this workshop is for you. Morning Session only Available...just a few seats left!


What to expect?

There will be no lecture, no background on the history of the Internet, no boring crap that doesn’t help you build a web site. We’ll dive right in and show you how to code a site, then send you off with the tools you need to take it to the next level. You will need to bring a laptop, because you are going to get your hands dirty. This lab-style workshop was created specifically for print designers who are ready to take the next step in web design—to learn a little bit of code.

NOTE: This is a hands on workshop which requires you to bring your laptop. Also, be sure to check out the “what do I need to do before” section at the bottom of this page—there are a few other things you will need to do to prepare for the workshop. Don’t worry, it shouldn’t take more than 30 minutes. The workshop itself will last a little over two hours, during which you’ll actually code by hand. Notes for the material covered will be provided, so you can focus on the work and not remembering stuff. There will be a break and time to mingle before and after the workshop.

Snacks and refreshments will be provided.

Is this workshop for me?

Do you know how to clear floats? If the answer is “yes,” and you actually know what that means, this workshop may be a bit basic. Otherwise, this workshop is for you.

  1. Advance your career with web skills
  2. Learn CSS layout and semantic HTML
  3. Make designs that are easier to code
  4. Actually understand what you’re doing 
YOUR HOST, JD GRAFFAM

A Memphis web designer/developer and owner of Click-Boom, JD Graffam has presented to small groups on other web topics such as Search Engine Strategy, web standards and usability.


WHAT DO I NEED TO DO BEFORE?
  1. Get a text editor like TextWrangler (Mac) or PSPad (Win).
  2. Install Firefox and the Firebug plugin.
  3. Install an FTP program like Filezilla and know how to use it.
COST:

Members and Student Members: $45
Non-members $55
Only a few seats left for the Morning Session!

Please Register and Pay for your session (at top of page) and then email the Cleveland AIGA your session preference, Choose only ONE session:

Morning SESSION CLOSED/FULL  (from 8:30am - 12:00pm)

Afternoon SESSION CLOSED/FULL  (from 1:30pm - 5:00pm)

Comments (4)

Thanks for your patience, it took us some extra research to find a venue that could support all the requirements for the workshop. We have secured a venue, and the workshop will be held at Tri-C West, Parma, Ohio The campus location is 11000 Pleasant Valley Rd, Parma Room G04 a/b Room located in the lower level of the "G" / "WSS" building (used to be called Galleria, now called West Student Services). Link to google maps at the top of the event page. See you all Thursday!

Posted by: Dawn Zidonis on January 11, 2010

is there a venue yet?

Posted by: JoAnn on January 11, 2010

Hi there Gary! I think we're getting close on the venue. Lee is just making some final decisions and will post as soon as he gets word. Thanks!

Posted by: Katie Major on January 3, 2010

Are we close to knowing where this event is being held?

Posted by: Gary Meacher on January 3, 2010

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