Conclusions about Web Site Design – Rich and Jenna’s thoughts and ideas
Curious minds suggests:
- Clarity – within seconds of visiting a site, the user should be able to tell what services and goods the web site has to offer.
- Identity – creating a strong identity, which users will remember in the future.
- Useability – users can access the site without any errors, as well as download time being quick.
http://www.curiousmindsmedia.com/articles/essentials.htm
Robin Williams suggests:
- Pages download quickly on both dial up and broad band to ensure the users stays within the site.
- Every web page in the site looks like it belongs to that site, this is done through using a specific design which is repeated throughtout each page. The design can intail a certain font for title and main text, a specific colour scheme and a logical layout.
- First page and home page fit into 640 x 460 pixel space.
- Background does not interrupt the text so the user can take in the information provided.
http://www.ratz.com/featuresgood.html
We believe:
- Good layout with logical navigation to allow the user to view the web site with ease.
- All internal & external links work and are underlined so the user is able to recognise these features.
- Easy access to the web site without any errors.
- Effective use of colours which work well together and are suited to the intended auidence.
Poor website:www.webpagesthatsuck.com comments that the popes website is bad due to the 95 images that have to upload and we agree:http://www.vatican.va/holy_father/special_features/hf_jp_ii_xxv_en.htm
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