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To design is to solve a problem, and Web-site design is no different from any other problem. You must understand the problem, define the goals, plan the steps, and generate a solution. Clearly defining the problem is intricately tied to understanding. Planning involves developing a clear approach and process for solving the problem. Only then can you look at execution.
A designer's challenge is to assemble the necessary tools, information, and approach so that Web-site visitors leave more informed than when they arrived. You can track the site's success by motivating visitors to take actions you can measure.
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Timeless Principles of Design
http://www.webtechniques.com/archives/1997/04/mok/
Mok, Clement and Vic Zauderer
New Architect
1997
Abstract: To design is to solve a problem, and Web-site design is no different from any other problem. You must understand the problem, define the goals, plan the steps, and generate a solution. Clearly defining the problem is intricately tied to understanding. Planning involves developing a clear approach and process for solving the problem. Only then can you look at execution.
A designer's challenge is to assemble the necessary tools, information, and approach so that Web-site visitors leave more informed than when they arrived. You can track the site's success by motivating visitors to take actions you can measure.
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