noac 2002 e-scouting1 design and layout sage lichtenwalner national oa web site youth coordinator
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The Design Process
Define the Site
Set up the Information
Design the Site
Construction
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Interface DesignDesign for the User
Simple and ConsistentClear Navigational
AidsConsider BandwidthFeedback
Use Publishing Standards
Use the FoldWeb Pages are Like
News Articles
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How to DesignDesign or Layout – Which comes first?
Design on PaperInformation Structure
Page Layout
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Accessibility NotesTest your pages
Monitors are different
Always include alternates and fallbacks
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Organizing InformationGather Content
Chunk InformationDevelop a HierarchyEstablish Relationships
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Site StructureInformation Structures
SequencesHierarchies
Webs
File Structure
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NavigationInformation Flow
Table of Contents
Titles
Headings
Navigation Bars
Don’t Reinvent the Library
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Lodge Navigation IdeasLeadership
LodgeChaptersCommittees
EventsWhen & WhereWhy Go?How to Sign Up
ProgramsResourcesAbout the Lodge
PurposeHistoryService
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Site ElementsHome PageResourcesSite GuidesWhat’s NewSearch FeaturesContact InformationUser FeedbackFAQ PagesError Pages
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Layout PrinciplesPage Dimensions
Fixed vs. Flexible
Line Length
Page Length
Page Navigation
Page Headers and Footers
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Page StyleCOLOR
Contrast
Understand the Medium
Page Grid
Screens of InformationKeep it Simple
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TypographyAlignment
White Space
Typefaces
Type Size
Accessibility
CSS – Cascading Style Sheets