The site is structured into eleven sessions. You'll find readings, links to other sites, and a sequence of activities to get you started on your own design. Teaching with Technology offers information on tutorials and ideas for lesson plans to integrate technology with several subject areas, such as Math, Science, Social Studies, Arts and Literature, and Health and Fitness. The Gateway to Educational Materials offers a searchable database of high quality educational materials, including lesson plans, activities, and projects for K-12 through adult educators. This site's main focus is on how to obtain an optimal design that is sensitive to both multiple platforms and screen size.
Issues discussed include web page size, fonts, graphics and color palettes, and navigation.
Users can download tools such as a web page ruler, color palettes, and more. Web Style Guide approaches Web page and site design as a challenge that combines traditional editorial approaches to documents with graphic design, user interface design, information design, and the technical authoring skills required to optimize the HTML code, graphics, and text within Web pages. Patrick Lynch at the Yale Center for Advanced Instructional Media. World Wide Web Consortium is a repository of information about the World Wide Web for developers and users, most notably specifications concerning standards. Various prototype and sample applications are available to demonstrate use of new technology.