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Create a User Friendly Web Audience Awareness Aesthetics Logic
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Know your user.
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Pew Research Center 2015 68% of all US households own a computer 76% have home internet access ( 3% dial up) 73% regularly use public access internet 86% own smart phones 40% own a game console 19% own e-readers ( Down -13%)
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Most likely to be … Middle aged (30-49 years old 83%) Asian (95%) or Hispanic (12% growth) Rich (87% earn 75K or more) College Educated (96%) Male (.7% greater chance) Employed (11% greater chance)
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He visits 1,268 pages per month, but only 15 sites regularly( Nielsen.com).
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He prefers
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He reads only 20% of your text and what he reads he does at a rate of 4.4 seconds per 100 words
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. The fact is that he is just not going to read a whole lot of text no matter how important it is.
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Image via Flickr user mathoov Image via Flickr user niallkennedy Adapted from: “Gates, Jobs & the Zen aesthetic” by Garr Reynolds Apples and Oranges: Web Design History
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1994
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“Collage”1995
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“Cartoon” 1996
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2012
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1996
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1998
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2012
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What can we learn?
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less is. more.
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Data is good.
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The ½ the screen you see shows: Final Scores from Five Games Access to 8+ Sport Categories 19 Tag Lines for Articles Four trending topics Two videos Multiple Ads
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Don’t Dumb it Down. Organize it.
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Don’t clutter your. space.
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Think about the aesthetics.
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Programmers are the graphic artists of the tech industry. Graphic Design 35% Decline since 1984
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Be consistent. font layout punctuation
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but some Contrast is good.
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3 Clicks and You’re OUT!
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Every link must work.
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.
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balance text and visuals.
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. …or blue space.
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. Clip Art is cliché.
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. make ‘em pucker. Adapted from: “Management Training: Why Does Most Training Not Work” byScott Warrick
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Respect opyright
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Don’t let this
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turn into. this.
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. Thank you.
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