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Web designThe following article discusses how best to create, evaluate and maintain different styles of websites. There are a number of different sections which talk about readability, targeting audiences and creating different websites depending on the different styles of information you are publishing. Sally Tweddle, Peter Avis, Julie Wright, Terry Waller (1998) Towards Criteria for Evaluating Web Sites; British Journal of Educational Technology; v.29(3), pp.267–270. How to write well from Ziska Designs, a UK based web design company. This document addresses the key issues of writing in a set of web pages. Useit.com is a website which has lots of research and resources about useability and webpages. They run a consultancy service assisting with useability and webpage design, training and processes. There is an Australian contact on this page. User Interface Engineering is a research, training, and consulting firm specializing in web site and product usability. Their website has lots of articles discussing designing, creating and using websites for the best results. Writing for the Web by Crawford Kilian (book) Law and Justice Foundation is the NSW statutory body working towards awareness and access to the law. They have guidelines on creating legal websites which are very useful. Web Accessibility Initiative works with organizations around the world to develop strategies, guidelines, and resources to help make the Web accessible to people with disabilities. They have a number of sets of guidelines about making your webpage accessibile here. |
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