Steps to Creating a Website
Steps to Creating a Website
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TANGO 102 - Tango Builder Solutions Workshop |
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| Description: | Practical Hands-On Tango Builder Solutions, Tips, and Tricks. Build integrated solutions using the Tango Builder, including some experimentation with the Tango query document and metatags. This course shows how Tango can improve web pages with interactive user forms and standardized headers and footers for a consistent, easily maintainable feel. |
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Investment |
$450 for the day (this course is also taught as part of a 2-day program with Tango 101 for a discounted total of $750.) |
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Duration: |
An 8-hour day |
| Business Issue: | Improves the expertise of the Tango Builder User in delivering actual solutions. |
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Syllabus: |
This course provides students with hands-on Tango solutions developed entirely with the Tango Builder. These include the login, web commerce, and enhancing web page design with consistent headers and footers (using the @INCLUDE metatag). It also explores the power of using HTML forms with Tango. This allows Tango powered web pages to provide linking between user pages in a more interactive and friendly manner. These tips and tricks can greatly improve on-line "user experience". |
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Who Should Attend: |
Non-programmers who want to have hands-on practice time creating Tango Builder- based solutions. |
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Prerequisites: |
Participants must have completed the TANGO 101 course. Participants may also take the course if, through practical experience, they understand how to set up a Tango Editor workstation within the realm of a network environment, and be able to build query documents that search and insert records to a database. Finally, an understanding of HTML forms is essential. |
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Upon Completion: |
1. Establish a strong, practical comfort level with the Tango Builder. 2. Learn to build Login and Commerce Solutions, which will open your mind to the multitude of creative solutions possible with the Tango Builder. |
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