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1 EDT321EDT321 1 Summer Session Web Page Design Usability

2 EDT321EDT321 2 Summer Session Objective  Evaluate design and usability of websites  Criteria Navigation Ease of use CRAP principles Audience appeal and suitability

3 EDT321EDT321 3 Summer Session Navigation  Clearly marked options  Self-explanatory  Relevant links  Functional links

4 EDT321EDT321 4 Summer Session Ease of Use  Navigate easily Avoid scrolling  Find information easily Well-organized structure  Help features available  Acceptable download speed

5 EDT321EDT321 5 Summer Session CRAP  Contrast Set off important items  Repetition Consistent format on all pages  Alignment Elements line up  Proximity Items are close together

6 EDT321EDT321 6 Summer Session Appeal and Suitability  Invites users to explore  Readable Clear information Good grammar No spelling errors  Media elements enhance  Advertising does not interfere

7 EDT321EDT321 7 Summer Session In Class Today  Evaluate two websites of your choice  Complete Web Design Evaluation Checklist Rate from 1-10 Add comments to explain rating Upload to AFS space Web design evaluation activity.doc

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