A coding language that allows for design of websites from the most basic to very advanced.
Elements of a Usable Website
- Accessibility
- Worthwhile Content
- Sensible Arrangement
- Good Writing and Page Design
- Good Graphics and Special Effects
- Guidelines for Creating a Website
- Planning Your Site
- Identify the Intended Audience
- Decide on the site's Purpose
- Decide on what the site will contain
- Decide on the level of user interaction
- Visit other sites for design ideas
- Laying Out Your Pages
- Chunk your information
- Design your pages to guide the user
- Use graphics that download quickly
- Include text-only versions of all visual information
- Make the content broadly accessible
- Organize so that users can follow the information flow
- Provide orientation
- Provide navigational ads
- Sharpen the style
- Show cultural sensitivity
- Include an alternate, printer-based style sheet or a link to a printable version of the content
- Checking, Testing, and Monitoring Your Site
- Check your site
- Attend to legal considerations
- Test your site for usability
- Maintain your site
Privacy Issues in Online Communication
- Troubleshooting
- Productivity
- Security
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