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[http://dict.leo.org/ Leo] translates '''apprenticeship training''' as '''berufsbegleitender Unterricht''' which is pretty much what this page should be about: Seminars for people who perform typical webmaster tasks as part of their job (at the MPDL). | [http://dict.leo.org/ Leo] translates '''apprenticeship training''' as '''berufsbegleitender Unterricht''' which is pretty much what this page should be about: Seminars for people who perform typical webmaster tasks as part of their job (at the MPDL). Since we got specialists on all sorts of web development on board, it shouldn't be too hard to recruit trainers. | ||
== Topics == | == Topics == | ||
Revision as of 06:19, 16 April 2009
Leo translates apprenticeship training as berufsbegleitender Unterricht which is pretty much what this page should be about: Seminars for people who perform typical webmaster tasks as part of their job (at the MPDL). Since we got specialists on all sorts of web development on board, it shouldn't be too hard to recruit trainers.
Topics[edit]
- sitemaps
- email addresses in web pages
- rel="canonical" and more (rel="search", etc.)
- html/xhtml and which version?
- accessibility
- validating web pages
- usability (rupert?)
- logfile analysis
- strategies against spamming of web forms, etc.
What's a website made of?[edit]
The first thing to understand for a webmaster is what parts is a website made of and which ones can be manipulated.
The Meat[edit]
HTML
The Style[edit]
CSS
The Moving Parts[edit]
JavaScript
Resources[edit]
- Google's webmaster blog http://googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.com/
- Jakob Nielsen's website on usability http://www.useit.com/
- Practical Tips for Government Web Sites (And Everyone Else!) To Improve Their Findability in Search http://radar.oreilly.com/2009/04/practical-tips-for-government.html