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Designing for the Web
Introduction |
Creating a successful
site:
site design,
web page design,
home page
design,
navigation,
type,
color |
Web graphics and New
Technology |
HTML |
Final
tips |
Web review
software |
Supplemental Links
And finally...
- The web is a constantly moving target. You are
never done. Content must be updated regularly.
- Small teams usually develop the best web
materials.
- Have a web gardener for your site. Maintenance is
a cheap way to enhance the content of your site.
- weed out old and outdated information
- replant new and existing information
- link new files to existing files
- Test! Test! Test! If you want your site to be
accessible to everyone... TEST!
- old machines, new machines, Macs, PCs
- different browsers and all versions of those browsers
- modem transfer
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The Master Internet Volunteer Program was developed by the University of
Minnesota Extension Service and was adapted for use in North Dakota with permission.
This section was compiled by NDSU Agriculture Communication Copyright
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