ME 290 Global Engineering Seminar 20081 Web Design: Graphics and Text  Perspective: human information processing.  Contrast: traditional print media.

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ME 290 Global Engineering Seminar Web Design: Graphics and Text  Perspective: human information processing.  Contrast: traditional print media versus web.  Web is non-linear, visual; but also includes the linear and verbal.

ME 290 Global Engineering Seminar Visual Right Brain Verbal Left Brain simultaneoussequential notices patternsdetects features syntheticalanalytical intuitiverational timelesstime-centered subjectiveobjective wants overviewinterested in details

ME 290 Global Engineering Seminar Verbal Frames Synergism of verbal and visual

ME 290 Global Engineering Seminar Verbal frame adds coherence  Increases value for user

ME 290 Global Engineering Seminar “Can Crusher” --User focus? Technical readers process graphics first.

ME 290 Global Engineering Seminar Axial Compression –User focus?

ME 290 Global Engineering Seminar Radial Compression – User focus?

ME 290 Global Engineering Seminar Challenger Graphic

ME 290 Global Engineering Seminar Powerpoint Synergism  Even with just text: Spatial arrangement of verbal material builds visual display of structure  Easy to add graphics and speech  Multimodal: print plus presentation plus posting

ME 290 Global Engineering Seminar Designing Effective Web Communications  Build on conventions of both seeing and reading. Visual and verbal Holistic and elemental Synchronous and sequential  Provide non-serial, “more than one direction of travel” options for users.  Allows unique construction by user.  “Authority” is not controlling.

ME 290 Global Engineering Seminar Special Issues for Resumes  Formal résumé is bound by print conventions, but may be “retro fitted” : ü Links support development (depth) ü Links should not send visitors away via affiliations

ME 290 Global Engineering Seminar Practical accommodations  Convey meaning spatially—a strength of PowerPoint, emphasis on message structure  Forecast frequently: provide overviews—summarize choices available use descriptive labels for links, e.g., Print-friendly résumé not click here for résumé  User rules: Jacob Nielsen’s

ME 290 Global Engineering Seminar Engineering Exhibit Challenge  Tell a story: STAR!  Use visuals for impact and processing speed Include the person (you!) as the central character.