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Appearance:-(Looks)
The colors of the page's background, text, and
links are all very important to a page's readability. The site's author
should also show a little creativity in attracting someone's attention to
their page. The use of images, icons, bullets, and bars that add to the
page's visual attractiveness is also quite important.
Content:-(All the words)
The text of the page should be written in a fluid,
easily understandable manner. The page should be organized in an
efficient way so that the first time visitor can navigate through it
easily. The page's author should write in a way so as to recognize that
their audience may be first time visitors.
Structure:-(Layout of the links)
The organization of the page's links is important
in this section. All links should click to its designated site whether
it is an internal or external link. The style in which the author sets up
the links is also important. Annotated, or described links, are a great
boon to a student's page.
Generation 1
Generation 2
Jill Kaneshiro
Tina Smith
Linda Wong
Noel Nedli
Curtis Nakao
Ryan Yamauchi
by Canaan Machida
Spring 1996
Psychology 409-G3
University of Hawai'i at Manoa
cmachida@hawaii.edu
