COURSE CURRICULUM

This course offers a comprehensive learning path for students seeking to specialize in web content and design, focusing on both technical and creative aspects. The "Design for Web Content" module (30 credits) introduces students to the technical and aesthetic elements necessary for effective web content design. In the "Content Management" module (30 credits), students explore the tools, methods, and technologies involved in managing large datasets of web content, equipping them with the skills to handle and organize content across varying scales. "Applied Art for the Web" (30 credits) builds on this by focusing on the application of art and design principles to the web, helping students develop the skills needed to create visually appealing and functional web content.The "User Experience Design" module (15 credits) focuses on the importance of content strategy in designing rich, authoritative, and accessible web content that is suitable for the target audience. It also introduces students to online marketing and promotion techniques, including white-hat SEO strategies and the use of social media. The "Inclusive and Sustainable Web Design" module (15 credits) highlights the significance of designing accessible and sustainable websites, promoting best practices and ethical awareness. It emphasizes a user-centered approach to design that ensures inclusivity and long-term viability of web platforms.Finally, the "Major Project" (60 credits) offers students the opportunity to apply everything they have learned throughout the course by working on a significant project that demonstrates their understanding of the curriculum. This project can serve as a portfolio piece or potentially turn into a business opportunity. It encourages students to develop initiative and autonomy in managing and executing a web design project from start to finish, allowing them to showcase their skills in a practical, real-world context.