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Review of Guide 7 (screen 17 of 17)
Before you leave this Guide, quickly review what you have covered.
You learnt that design for the Internet is a critical issue which requires a sound understanding of this new medium.
Of particular importance for the design of your website is the way users navigate around it, and how they reach other sites.
The role of graphic and multimedia elements on your site was discussed. While they can improve the attractiveness and functionality of a site, they may also make it slow to load.
You learnt about copyright issues and disclaimers.
Finally you learnt how to test your site, how to evaluate its use, and some principles related to updating it.
Ask yourself this...
- Who will design my website?
- What will my directory structure look like?
- How will users navigate around my website?
- How will my sitemap look?
- What graphics or multimedia elements will I require for my site?
- Have I taken care of all copyright issues and disclaimers?
- How will the site be tested, evaluated and updated?
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