Overview
This three-course series is designed to support what the user sees – the user interface. It is based on the premise that effective Web page and site design development requires a broad understanding of good design criteria, information organization, and an understanding of the technologies that make Web sites successful. This program concentrates on hands-on skill building with an emphasis on effective site construction and consistent page design.

Benefits: You will learn how to design...

• Sites that communicate effectively
• Sites that are accessible to the widest audience
• Pages that are attractively designed
• Pages with proper graphics

You will have the skills needed to maintain existing sites as well as develop new sites from the ground up.

Who Should Attend?

• Beginners in Web site design
• Small business owners
• Anyone involved in the Web site design process

Schedule/Course Descriptions
Courses meet one night per week for 11 weeks.

MS-273 Web Design Basics (3 credits)
MS-275 Advanced Design for Web Sites (3 credits)
MS-277 Web Graphics/Multimedia (3 credits)

Location
The sessions are held on campus:

Milwaukee School of Engineering
1025 North Broadway
Milwaukee, WI 53202-3109
(800) 321-6763

Start Date
For class start dates, please see the schedule of classes or contact the Continuing Studies and Outreach Office at (800) 321-6763.

Cost
For cost information, please visit our tuition and fees page.

Application
New students may apply by completing and submitting the certificate application form or by calling (800) 321-6763.