web usability
These pages are the result of a 5 month project
investigating what makes a web page usable, and thus effective.
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- Members of staff in all departments of University
College Winchester (formerly King Alfred's College)
were questioned as to the use that they would possibly make
of webpage design (within teaching, research, and assessment).
- Usability and information structure were deemed more important
than aesthetics, although this was still a consideration.
- Designed primarily for use by students, the site offers
options for web design, rather than hard and fast rules,
the site was also designed to meet the needs of academic
staff who were seeking to teach theories of web design.
- The site was designed to be largely static, as it is more
issue-led, rather than a 'how-to' of the latest web building
software. Occasionally information is added, and recently
I added a border to the site, a simple change which makes
it look slightly more up-to-date.
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http://www.winchester.ac.uk/designproject/
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