CIW Site and E-Commerce Design Study Guide
Exams 1D0-420 and 1D0-425
Published on 26. July 2006
960 pages
978-0-7821-5273-9 (ISBN)
Description
Here's the book you need to prepare for Exam 1D0-420, CIW SiteDesigner and Exam 1D0-425, CIW E-Commerce Designer.
This Study Guide provides:
* In-depth coverage of official exam objectives
* Practical information on web site and e-commerce design
* Hundreds of challenging review questions, in the book and onthe CD
* Leading-edge exam preparation software, including a testingengine and electronic flashcards
Authoritative coverage of all exam topics, including:
* Implementing design concepts, vision statements, Web strategyand tactics
* Enhancing web site usability with tables, frames, and CascadingStyle Sheets (CSS)
* Using client-side and server-side programming
* Implementing marketing in e-commerce site development
* Developing and hosting an e-commerce site using outsourcingservices
* Configuring Web server software for an e-commerce site
Note: CD-ROM/DVD and other supplementary materials arenot included as part of eBook file.
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Persons
Jeff Brown led the development of the CIW Master Designerprogram for ProsoftTraining.com and is the Course Director for theentire track.
Susan Thomas, Master CIW Designer and CIW Instructor, hastaught application and Web page design courses for over three yearsin college and business environments.
J. Peter Bruzzese, Master CIW Designer and CIWInstructor, is an independent training consultant who has workedfor companies like EMC and CommVault Systems.
Content
Introduction.
Assessment Test.
Part I: Design Methodology and Technology.
Chapter 1: Overview of Web Design Concepts.
Chapter 2: Navigation Concepts.
Chapter 3: Web Graphics.
Chapter 4: Multimedia and the Web.
Chapter 5: The Website Development Process.
Chapter 6: HTML Standards and Compliance.
Chapter 7: HTML Tables and Web Page Structure.
Chapter 8: HTML Frames.
Chapter 9: Metadata, Cookies, and the Web.
Chapter 10: Cascading Style Sheets.
Chapter 11: JavaScript Fundamentals.
Chapter 12: Dynamic HTML.
Chapter 13: Extensible Markup Language (XML).
Chapter 14: Java Applets.
Chapter 15: Databases.
Chapter 16: HTTP Servers.
Chapter 17: Standards Organizations.
Chapter 18: Applications and Tools.
Chapter 19: Website Publishing.
Part II: E-Commerce Strategies and Practices.
Chapter 20: Electronic Commerce Foundations.
Chapter 21: Law and the Internet.
Chapter 22: Web Marketing Goals.
Chapter 23: Online Product Promotion.
Chapter 24: Site Usability and Customer Relationship Management(CRM).
Chapter 25: Business-to-Business Frameworks.
Chapter 26: Electronic Commerce Site CreationPackages¿Outsourcing.
Chapter 27: Electronic Commerce Site Creation/DevelopmentSoftware.
Chapter 28: Configuring and Using Payment Gateways.
Chapter 29: Transaction Security.
Chapter 30: Website Management and Performance Testing.
Appendix A: HTML Quick Reference.
Appendix B: The HTML 4.01 Recommendation.
Appendix C: Electronic Commerce Planning Checklist.
Glossary.
Index.
