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Book Title
Free and Easy Website Design for Museums and Historic Sites
ISBN
9781442255791
Subject Area
Travel, Computers, Business & Economics
Publication Name
Free and Easy Website Design for Museums and Historic Sites
Publisher
Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, Incorporated
Item Length
9.2 in
Subject
Museum Administration & Museology, Museums, Tours, Points of Interest, Web / Design
Publication Year
2015
Series
American Association for State and Local History Ser.
Type
Textbook
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Item Height
1 in
Author
Kelsey J. S. Ransick
Item Weight
20.2 Oz
Item Width
6.3 in
Number of Pages
290 Pages

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Product Identifiers

Publisher
Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, Incorporated
ISBN-10
144225579X
ISBN-13
9781442255791
eBay Product ID (ePID)
2309417607

Product Key Features

Number of Pages
290 Pages
Publication Name
Free and Easy Website Design for Museums and Historic Sites
Language
English
Publication Year
2015
Subject
Museum Administration & Museology, Museums, Tours, Points of Interest, Web / Design
Type
Textbook
Author
Kelsey J. S. Ransick
Subject Area
Travel, Computers, Business & Economics
Series
American Association for State and Local History Ser.
Format
Hardcover

Dimensions

Item Height
1 in
Item Weight
20.2 Oz
Item Length
9.2 in
Item Width
6.3 in

Additional Product Features

Intended Audience
Scholarly & Professional
LCCN
2015-030313
Dewey Edition
23
Reviews
Free and Easy Website Design for Museums and Historic Sites provides a step-by-step guide to a process that has typically been a challenge for museums and historic sites without budgets large enough for dedicated IT staff or custom websites. Ransick's clear instructions will allow those organizations to create useful, attractive sites that they can easily maintain themselves, improving their online presence and audience reach and making their communities more aware of the rich cultural resources in their midst.
Illustrated
Yes
Dewey Decimal
006.7
Table Of Content
List of Tables Foreword Acknowledgements Preface Introduction: Mythbusting Part I: Prepare Your Website Chapter 1: Planning Your Website Chapter 2: Designing Your Website Part II: Craft Your Website Chapter 3: Getting Your Website Started on Weebly Chapter 4: Getting Your Website Started on Wix Chapter 5: Getting Your Website Started on WordPress Chapter 6: Getting Your Website Started on Google Sites Part III: Expand Your Website Chapter 7: Using Basic HTML Chapter 8: Showcasing Your Collection Chapter 9: Moving Forward Appendices Appendix A: Additional Resources and Software Appendix B: Website Planning Guide Appendix C: Webmaster's Keyboard Shortcuts Appendix D: Color Names for HTML Appendix E: HTML Tags Appendix F: Stop Words Glossary Bibliography Index About the Author
Synopsis
Museums and historic sites faced with small budgets and staff can find it intimidating to redesign or create a website from scratch. Concerns over resources make coding and designing (or hiring someone to do so) daunting and expensive. It does not have to be so. Content creation is inescapable when making a website, but designing and constructing a unique website can be as simple as taking an afternoon to use a color chart to pick a color scheme and paste in text from a Word document. All of the tools discussed in the book are free at the base level, and some offer upgrade packages with even more features. The advice and techniques are all created with an eye to making websites work for smaller institutions with limited budgets and timeframes. Every museum professional has come across issues when adapting general software for an institution's specific needs, and the information in this book will anticipate some of these needs by offering easytoimplement workarounds and information on related software or services that integrate with each website. Features include: -Howto guides for Wix, Weebly, WordPress, and Google Sites -Detailed comparisons of WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) editors by cost, features, and easeofuse so that you can easily identify which platforms meet your needs -Mythbusting of common website and computer assumptions -Stepbystep content and design planning guide -Basic HTML coding tricks and tips for the slightly more advanced users (or those who want to become so) - A free companion Web site includes links to online resources, ongoing updates to this book to keep it current, and links to other free online tools and software. Go to http: //www.freethemuseum.net to request access on this author-created and managed companion site., Museums and historic sites faced with small budgets and staff can find it intimidating to redesign or create a website from scratch. Concerns over resources make coding and designing (or hiring someone to do so) daunting and expensive. It does not have to be so. Content creation is inescapable when making a website, but designing and constructing a unique website can be as simple as taking an afternoon to use a color chart to pick a color scheme and paste in text from a Word document. All of the tools discussed in the book are free at the base level, and some offer upgrade packages with even more features. The advice and techniques are all created with an eye to making websites work for smaller institutions with limited budgets and timeframes. Every museum professional has come across issues when adapting general software for an institution's specific needs, and the information in this book will anticipate some of these needs by offering easytoimplement workarounds and information on related software or services that integrate with each website. Features include: *Howto guides for Wix, Weebly, WordPress, and Google Sites *Detailed comparisons of WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) editors by cost, features, and easeofuse so that you can easily identify which platforms meet your needs *Mythbusting of common website and computer assumptions *Stepbystep content and design planning guide *Basic HTML coding tricks and tips for the slightly more advanced users (or those who want to become so) * A free companion Web site includes links to online resources, ongoing updates to this book to keep it current, and links to other free online tools and software. Go to http://www.freethemuseum.net to request access on this author-created and managed companion site., Museums and historic sites faced with small budgets and staff can find it intimidating to redesign or create a website from scratch. Concerns over resources make coding and designing (or hiring someone to do so) daunting and expensive. It does not have to be so. Content creation is inescapable when making a website, but designing and constructing a unique website can be as simple as taking an afternoon to use a color chart to pick a color scheme and paste in text from a Word document. All of the tools discussed in the book are free at the base level, and some offer upgrade packages with even more features. The advice and techniques are all created with an eye to making websites work for smaller institutions with limited budgets and timeframes. Every museum professional has come across issues when adapting general software for an institution's specific needs, and the information in this book will anticipate some of these needs by offering easytoimplement workarounds and information on related software or services that integrate with each website. Features include: Howto guides for Wix, Weebly, WordPress, and Google Sites Detailed comparisons of WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) editors by cost, features, and easeofuse so that you can easily identify which platforms meet your needs Mythbusting of common website and computer assumptions Stepbystep content and design planning guide Basic HTML coding tricks and tips for the slightly more advanced users (or those who want to become so) * A free companion Web site includes links to online resources, ongoing updates to this book to keep it current, and links to other free online tools and software. Go to: https://freethemuseum.wixsite.com/aaslh to request access on this author-created and managed companion site., Museums and historic sites faced with small budgets and staff can find it intimidating to redesign or create a website from scratch. Concerns over resources make coding and designing (or hiring someone to do so) daunting and expensive. It does not have to be so. Content creation is inescapable when making a website, but designing and constructing a unique website can be as simple as taking an afternoon to use a color chart to pick a color scheme and paste in text from a Word document. All of the tools discussed in the book are free at the base level, and some offer upgrade packages with even more features. The advice and techniques are all created with an eye to making websites work for smaller institutions with limited budgets and timeframes. Every museum professional has come across issues when adapting general software for an institution's specific needs, and the information in this book will anticipate some of these needs by offering easytoimplement workarounds and information on related software or services that integrate with each website. Features include: -Howto guides for Wix, Weebly, WordPress, and Google Sites -Detailed comparisons of WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) editors by cost, features, and easeofuse so that you can easily identify which platforms meet your needs -Mythbusting of common website and computer assumptions -Stepbystep content and design planning guide -Basic HTML coding tricks and tips for the slightly more advanced users (or those who want to become so) - A free companion Web site includes links to online resources, ongoing updates to this book to keep it current, and links to other free online tools and software. Go to: https: //freethemuseum.wixsite.com/aaslh to request access on this author-created and managed companion site., Alongside a general introduction to website development and design, this book features instructional guides for four of the most popular WYSIWYG editors. With an eye to the specific needs of museums and historic sites, Free and Easy Website Design for Museums and Historic Sites leads readers through the process of building an online presence and adapting various technologies for museum use. This book emphasizes the importance of harnessing the power of the Internet for cultural institutions.
LC Classification Number
TK5105.888.R364 2015

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