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Web Site Design Committee VPAST Lecture April 12, 2000
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First Generation Web Site October 1995 Strict navigation Real content is two clicks down 17 useful links What is under each button? Missing information
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Second Generation Web Site March 1998 Promoted 4 links of each second-level page Much content is one click down 51 links Busy appearance Second-level pages bypassed
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Third Generation Objectives Cleaner appearance More information intense Stronger external focus Reasonable load time Ready for review by May 1, 2000
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Design Compromises Clean appearance vs. information intense External focus vs. internal focus Impressive graphics vs. load time Individual vision vs. committee design
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Dynamic HTML Popups Dynamic popup windows give a clean appearance and more links Popups can overlay other content and have links Loaded as part of the original HTML page Mouseover can activate -- no click needed Not separate browser windows Additional development time and testing Redundant versions needed
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Evolution of Link Organization Generation 1: Topic menus that lead to departments Generation 2: Additional subject-based menus that cross department boundaries Generation 3: Addition of audience- based menus
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External Focus Dont know or care about the organizational structure Look by service, topic, or audience Additional directory: majors Additional directory: services
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Demonstration
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New Features Clean appearance Increased information intensity Audiences on home page Popup menus Additional external focus Reduced server load
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Features Carried Over Multiple access methods Directories on home page Search on home page Rotating graphics Event graphics Text link Consistent navigation with second-level pages Fits in small windows (640x480 pixels) Reasonable load time Changing date
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Features Avoided No plugins No Java (does use JavaScript) Browser version requirements No cover page No animation No sound No frames
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Feedback Committee web page: www.ksu.edu/committees/webdesign Mail to webmaster@ksu.edu.
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