Site Map: Make Your Website Blueprint
Create a site map for your new website. This activity will help you plan the structure of your website and build effective navigation for your new online space.
How to plan a website
Domain, Paper, Scissors
If you haven’t had experience of creating a website before, creating a site from the ground up can seem like an intimidating thing to do. This activity will help you start designing your website offline using paper. It includes bite-sized information to get you started with WordPress.
Using Coventry Domains for Group Projects
Coventry Domains is fantastic for creating something special… a domain of one’s own. However, we live in a highly interconnected and collaborative world and sometimes, it’s good to collaborate. Here’s a guide you can use as a group of students or as an educator to set up a group project using Coventry Domains. Step 0: …
Define the Purpose of Your Website
Below is a list of questions to help you think through the purpose of your website before you start building it. If you have clear answers to these questions it will help you plan towards a well-considered website. Content Are you publishing content about yourself / your practice / your work / a specific project …
Imagining Your New Website
Designing a website can be an abstract process, where it is difficult to know what is possible or what the space should look like until you start building. Using metaphors to describe your new space can help you articulate and pin down what you want to do, and support you to flex your creative thinking …
A Plot of Land: get to know your new web space
Coventry.Domains provides web hosting space and a subdomain (web address). An easy way to understand what hosting, domains and websites are is to think of web hosting as a plot of land. Access to web hosting is like having a plot of land or a physical space. A website is like a house to be …
Subdomains Vs Directories
Consider this scenario: you want to have a personal blog on your new Web space, where you share pictures and short written pieces with family, friends, and colleagues. In addition, you’re working on a large research project that requires you to build a Web-based repository of digital images related to your discipline. You want to …
