Evaluate the design requirements for a variety of E-Business models (shop front, marketing, Business to Business etc) 2.
3. Appraise and try to find solutions to the problems the Internet presents to the designer: response times, bandwidth, varieties of platforms and standards on the WWW. 4.
Design methodology: storyboard, flowcharts etc Evaluation methodology: observation, usability heuristics.
Promotion to search engines: types of search engines, meta tags, use of software to promote site.

In practice, Intranets are treated as second class citizens of the Web and end up being described by the staff as "Intramess".
Many websites appear to have been designed upside down -- with many clever technical features such as animation, sound and music, special applications (applets).
A Search Engine looks for specific words or sentences in the full content of a website and produce a list of documents (and hyperlinks to these documents) containing the specified words.
There are occasions where such pages are appropriate -- for example if your business is the design of dynamic and sophisticated graphics and animation.

There are lots of resources available on Web site design and writing.
Donít try to appeal to too broad an audience unless you know you can maintain the site and provide some follow-up.
Long articles should be divided into smaller ones, broken with headings and graphics.
Marking favourite Web sites so they can be revisited quickly.
The process of saving information (for example, an image) from a location on the internet onto a single computer Software used for commercial transactions on the Internet.

http://www.girlguides.ca/media/pdfs/14-3/14.3.7.6.pdf

At the most basic level, web accessibility is about people being able to get and use web content.
User-Centered Design (UCD) is an established and proven (although unfortunately not universally followed) process for designing mainstream hardware, software, and web interfaces.
In all these cases, consistent navigation impacts the usability of the web site even more when the user is operating under constraints from disabilities or devices.
The Differentiating Between Usability and Accessibility section distinguished accessibility as related to disability.
It is important to use HTML to mark up document structure so that assistive technologies can provide appropriate information to users.

http://www.macromedia.com/macromedia/accessibility/pub/acc_sites_chap01.pdf

This website design worksheet was designed to help you understand what you need to do to design a website that is easy to navigate and will appeal to your intended audience.
Do you have a business logo or slogan that you would like to use?
Be as specific as possible (i.e. age range, professionals, interests).
These are the basic font styles which are common to most computers systems.
Make a list of keywords or phrases that describe your business.

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It is possible to use the linear model of traditional media to present information on the web, but this alone does not take advantage of the power of hypertext, and often does not present information in the best possible way.
Another option is to use hypertext to present information in a nonlinear way, but this can cause confusion to your audience.
Search Writing for the Web A research project about how users read on the Web and how authors should write their Web pages.

http://www.rch.org.au/erc/media/ERC_Web_Guide.pdf

This column explores trends in Web design, describes techniques, and offers advice on how to design successful and valuable Web sites.
BY THERESA A. LEONARD-WILKINSON, Senior Member, Central Ohio Chapter This article is the first of several on search engine optimization, a business marketing strategy that manipulates Internet search engines.
To read general tips for Web site marketing, read Leonard-Wilkinson's article,"Marketing Your Web Business," in the January 2002 issue of Intercom.
A search engine works by trawling the Web landscape looking for matches to keywords the user types in.

http://www.stc.org/intercom/PDFs/2002/200204_39-41.pdf

Introduction: What do We Mean by the ROI of Usability?
Usability increases customer satisfaction and productivity, leads to customer trust and loyalty, and inevitably results in tangible cost savings and profitability.
Because user-interface (UI) development is part of a product's development cost anyway, it pays to do it right.
User-centered design benefits users, the users' company, and the vendor company.
Increased usability increases productivity and job satisfaction while decreasing customer support needs and documentation requirements.
"Usability is a principal factor for determining manufacturers' liability based on expert hard evidence on how a design should have used usability."

http://www.amanda.com/resources/ROI/AMA_ROIWhitePaper_28Feb02.pdf

These tools are provided under an Open Source Licence on the web site mentionned above.
Theme 2: The HTML language.
While computers are customarily called servers if they have some server functionality, the server in reality is a piece of software running on that particular computer.
When one connection occurs (it will be signalled by the underlying operating system), the server will try to honour the request: in some cases, the client can request one particular task, whereas in others the response from the server will always be the same.

Continuing the regular series of pull out features for Change Your World: four pages on how to design your own website.
More than a quarter of the UK population now has access to the internet, and it is rapidly becoming the most cost effective method of getting your message across to the general public.
To give you some idea of the scale of internet readership, our national website currently has about half a million pages of information read a month, and caters for about 70,000 users a month (although many of those may be repeat visits).

http://community.foe.co.uk/resource/how_tos/cyw_18_diy_website.pdf

Abstract Web authoring and publishing has become a daily task for almost every enterprise or organization.
One big question is how the Web authoring and publishing can be organized or coordinated in such a way that contents provided by qualified staffs, information architecture designed by information specialists and professional design made by specialists can be integrated together perfectly to build and to maintain a professional Web site.
As in Proceedings of the 1st International Conference on Internet Computing (IC'2000), Las Vegas, Nevada, USA, 2000 These requirements can only be fulfilled by Web pages of a Web site.

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