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This course will help you understand the process for developing the architecture and writing the content for informational websites.
Proceeding from a rhetorical standpoint that emphasizes audience,
purpose, and context, you will investigate and apply recent audience
research, proven usability principles, and traditional design guidelines
to critique as well as to design effective websites.
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Web Spinning: Developing Information Architecture and Content for the Web
http://www.engl.unt.edu/~gail/5180.html
Lippincott, Gail
University of North Texas
2003
Abstract: This course will help you understand the process for developing the architecture and writing the content for informational websites.
Proceeding from a rhetorical standpoint that emphasizes audience,
purpose, and context, you will investigate and apply recent audience
research, proven usability principles, and traditional design guidelines
to critique as well as to design effective websites.
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