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Good web design follows many of the same tenants true of good design in any media: a concern for contrast, harmony,
unity, and tone. But home page design also provides ways of
presenting a corporate image and sense of place in unique
ways through imagery, color, textured backgrounds, links,
and unusual layout features. Technical concerns unique to Web page design includes the need to minimize download time through reduction in the size, complexity, and color depth of images and icons, and repetition of icons, backgrounds, and tables. All sites should have an introductory overview, a heuristic navigation system, links to local and
distant sites, a response method, the date the site was last updated, and a copyright notice.
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Building Your Home on the World Wide Web: Researching, Designing and Maintaining a Web Page
http://www.stc.org/confproceed/1997/PDFs/0073.PDF
Kahn, Russell L.
STC Proceedings
1997
Abstract: Good web design follows many of the same tenants true of good design in any media: a concern for contrast, harmony,
unity, and tone. But home page design also provides ways of
presenting a corporate image and sense of place in unique
ways through imagery, color, textured backgrounds, links,
and unusual layout features. Technical concerns unique to Web page design includes the need to minimize download time through reduction in the size, complexity, and color depth of images and icons, and repetition of icons, backgrounds, and tables. All sites should have an introductory overview, a heuristic navigation system, links to local and
distant sites, a response method, the date the site was last updated, and a copyright notice.
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