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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
How to create a
successful web site
- Determine your audience.
- identify the users
- identify the computer equipment they use
- research what the customers want (not what you
think they want)
- find out how they want their information
- find out what they use the information for
- never assume you know who your audience is and what
they want
- Design sites appropriate for the markets you
serve.
- design for the lowest common denominator in equipment
- Create a virtual community for users.
- develop subareas within your site for different
groups
- Deliver outstanding customer service.
- Integrate web operations with other marketing
activities.
- print your URL on everything your company produces
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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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