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3: Creating your core web content items<br />
You will now use your design document to create the items that will form the foundation of your<br />
website.<br />
Time needed<br />
It will take approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes to complete th<strong>is</strong> lesson.<br />
Learning objectives<br />
When you have completed th<strong>is</strong> lesson, you should be able to work with a design document to create a<br />
set of web content items that will form the bas<strong>is</strong> of your website:<br />
v A site framework that compr<strong>is</strong>es site areas<br />
v Authoring templates<br />
v Default content items<br />
v Presentation templates<br />
Lab 3.1: Creating a site framework<br />
In th<strong>is</strong> exerc<strong>is</strong>e you will create a site framework based on the information architecture defined in the<br />
website design document.<br />
Time needed<br />
It will take approximately 45 minutes to complete th<strong>is</strong> lesson.<br />
Lesson 3.1.1: Site frameworks<br />
You use site areas to build the site framework within which you group content items. It forms part of the<br />
contextual layer of the website and <strong>is</strong> used to define the navigational framework of a site. <strong>The</strong> site areas<br />
that compr<strong>is</strong>e the site framework can be classified into ancestors, descendants and siblings. <strong>The</strong> vertical<br />
hierarchy of a site framework <strong>is</strong> split into ancestors and descendants. Depending on where you are<br />
within your site framework, site areas can act as both ancestors and descendants. Site Areas that share<br />
the same ancestor are known as siblings.<br />
Accompanying guide for SPVC - not for d<strong>is</strong>tribution<br />
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