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(3) Information and ideas on it support the overall purpose. (4) It
provides primary sources, which are new and not readily available to intended
(5)
These sources are clearly cited to communicate credibility, authority, and copyright
(6) Effective Web pages include relevant information, engaging graphics, and useful links. (7) Content on good Web pages is accurate, complete, and up-to-date. (8) Web authors
give evidence of their knowledge, experience, or expertise on their Web (9) They provide
daily tips to keep visitors coming to the Web site and to communicate that (10) Effective Web sites are
dynamic and on the cutting-edge.
(14) They facilitate meaningful and productive personal and professional
relationships.
(17) Effective Web sites provide easy-to-find information. (They are not
overwhelmingly cluttered.)
(1) It clarifies the purpose and content of the Web site. (2) It is not too busy.
(3) It is visually engaging & humanizing (appealing colors, graphics, images,
photos
(4) It effectively places a sweet spot that captures the eye of the
viewer (good photo, image, graphic design...) (4) It appeals to and connects with viewers/audience.
(5) It is easy to read and navigate (Cyber-Fair,
2001).
(c) Films- Bella,
Chronicles of Narnia,
Lord of the Rings Trilogy,
Amazing Grace,
The Passion of the Christ
(2) The use of links, menus clarifies how to continue to explore an idea. (3) Visitors know how to get back to the home & primary pages. (4) Links to other Web sites contribute further, appropriate resources. (5) The
links fit into the overall structure and context of the Web site.
(3) Effective Web pages hold the audience's attention because they are interesting to read. (4) Writing is simple, clear, direct, and active. (5) Paragraphs are structured well. (6)
There is a logical flow from one paragraph to paragraph and page to page. (7) Proper grammar and word-usage are used. (8) Punctuation is appropriate and guides the reader through the text. (9)
Spelling is correct.
(5) Headers and fonts contribute to the overall understanding and flow of information. (6) Headers and fonts help to move the eye from main topics to supporting details. (7) Colors, backgrounds, and text work together to create aesthetic but easy-to-read pages. (8)
Icons, buttons and graphics contribute to the appearance and flow of information.
(a) Headshots should convey energy and vitality. (b) They should reveal the uniqueness of the person. (c) They should be properly lit without shadows hiding features. (d) Reflecting more than physical attributes, they should reveal the inner life.
(e) Don't smile at the camera for a headshot. Include the camera.
(2) The site works quickly and efficiently. (3) Graphics load quickly, even with limited bandwidth. (4)
Pages look good in text-only mode, when users have turned off graphics loading
(5) Pages look good in a variety of Web browsers. (6) If
there are features, which demand higher bandwidth or sophisticated (7) Links to other pages and to internal resources all work. (8) Multimedia
resources, such as movies and sound, work properly on a variety of
(a) You can use free web site builders to get started; but if they add distracting ads, move your site. (b)
There are many easy-to-use types of software to build Web sites such as
Frontpage or Dreamweaver. Anecdote- One of the most amazing recent commercial success stories concerns the auction
Web site, ebay. Out of the recent crash of countless numbers of dot.com companies,
ebay.com survived. It continues to expand and prosper. eBay was designed as auctionweb.com
in 1995 by computer programmer Pierre Omidyar. It was produced with three workers, as a
modest Web site to facilitate auctions of computer parts and collectibles by connecting
buyers with sellers. The company now has millions of users, who buy and sell billions in
merchandise. eBay.com has an enthusiastically loyal following of clients, many whom have
built entire businesses on the Web site. Experiencing a kind of social life with each
other, as well, some meet in virtual space in eBay's chat rooms, giving advice to other
users. Some meet at visceral eBay gatherings. eBay.com makes money for itself, while
making it for others. This company used Internet technologies to enable small business
merchants to enjoy a social life with each other, while empowering them to efficiently and
cost-effectively reach a mass market. Charles, J., Bloom, T. (1998). The Actor's Picture/Resume Book.
Theatre Directories:Dorset. News Hour with Jim Lehrer (2002). Transcript, Spencer Michael's Interview.
Bidding
for success. [Online]
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