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Web Standards and Protocols
Web Standards and Protocols
What Makes a Good Website?1. Purpose2. Design3. Message4. Architecture5. Usability & Accessibility6. Online Marketing7. Technical Considerations
What Makes a Good Website?
All sites have a purpose; it’s a
matter of you deciding what the
purpose of your site will be and
what audience you will need to
target.
1. Purpose2. Design3. Message4. Architecture5. Usability & Accessibility6. Online Marketing7. Technical Considerations
What Makes a Good Website?
We are talking about things like
colour choice, alignments, visual
interest, and meaningful
metaphors.
1. Purpose2. Design3. Message4. Architecture5. Usability & Accessibility6. Online Marketing7. Technical Considerations
What Makes a Good Website?
Content is the message, each
page within a site needs to have a
goal, to serve its purpose in the
overall scheme of the site.
1. Purpose2. Design3. Message4. Architecture5. Usability & Accessibility6. Online Marketing7. Technical Considerations
What Makes a Good Website?
Architecture is the basis of how
the website is organised.
1. Purpose2. Design3. Message4. Architecture5. Usability & Accessibility6. Online Marketing7. Technical Considerations
What Makes a Good Website?
Not everyone will be able to access
a site due to various circumstances;
different equipment, connections
and even disabilities can prohibit
users accessing a site. You need to
take these in to consideration.
1. Purpose2. Design3. Message4. Architecture5. Usability & Accessibility6. Online Marketing7. Technical Considerations
What Makes a Good Website?
It’s not enough to just have a
website on the Internet, you need
to be able to direct traffic to the
site, and otherwise it may fail its
purpose.
1. Purpose2. Design3. Message4. Architecture5. Usability & Accessibility6. Online Marketing7. Technical Considerations
What Makes a Good Website?
When we look at the technical side of a
site, many variables are looked at from
domain names (will it be easy to
remember); is the ISP reliable, will they
be able to accommodate to future
technological changes as a site grows.
1. Purpose2. Design3. Message4. Architecture5. Usability & Accessibility6. Online Marketing7. Technical Considerations
Web Standards• Introduction• What are Web Standards?• What’s the big deal?• Advantages of Web Standards• The w3C• Markup Validation
Web Standards• Introduction• What are Web Standards?• What’s the big deal?• Advantages of Web Standards• The w3C• Markup Validation
Web Standards• Introduction• What are Web Standards?• What’s the big deal?• Advantages of Web Standards• The w3C• Markup Validation
Web Standards• Introduction• What are Web Standards?• What’s the big deal?• Advantages of Web Standards• The w3C• Markup Validation
Web Standards
• They should work perfectly on
any modern browser
• Introduction• What are Web Standards?• What’s the big deal?• Advantages of Web Standards• The w3C• Markup Validation
Web Standards
• They should work perfectly on
any modern browser
• They are quicker to load
• Introduction• What are Web Standards?• What’s the big deal?• Advantages of Web Standards• The w3C• Markup Validation
Web Standards
• They should work perfectly on
any modern browser
• They are quicker to load
• They tend to appear higher on
search engines
• Introduction• What are Web Standards?• What’s the big deal?• Advantages of Web Standards• The w3C• Markup Validation
Web Standards
• They should work perfectly on
any modern browser• They are quicker to load• They tend to appear higher on
search engines• They’re accessible to people
with disabilities
• Introduction• What are Web Standards?• What’s the big deal?• Advantages of Web Standards• The w3C• Markup Validation
Web Standards
• They’ll work on older browsers,
even if they don’t look perfect
• Introduction• What are Web Standards?• What’s the big deal?• Advantages of Web Standards• The w3C• Markup Validation
Web Standards
• They’ll work on older browsers,
even if they don’t look perfect
• They can work on other devices
like PDAs or Web TV
• Introduction• What are Web Standards?• What’s the big deal?• Advantages of Web Standards• The w3C• Markup Validation
Web Standards
• They’ll work on older browsers,
even if they don’t look perfect
• They can work on other devices
like PDAs or Web TV
• You can change the design of
your site easily
• Introduction• What are Web Standards?• What’s the big deal?• Advantages of Web Standards• The w3C• Markup Validation
Web Standards• Introduction• What are Web Standards?• What’s the big deal?• Advantages of Web Standards• The w3C• Markup Validation
Web Standards
To lead the World Wide Web to
its full potential by developing
protocols and guidelines that
ensure long-term growth for the
Web.
• Introduction• What are Web Standards?• What’s the big deal?• Advantages of Web Standards• The w3C• Markup Validation
Web Standards• Introduction• What are Web Standards?• What’s the big deal?• Advantages of Web Standards• The w3C• Markup Validation
Do’s and Don’ts of Web Design
• Do understand the differences
between HTML 2.0, HTML 3.2,
and the different flavours of
HTML 4.01 and XHTML 1.0.
Decide which design strategy to
follow while using them
• The Do List• The Don’t List
Do’s and Don’ts of Web Design
• Do provide alternatives if at all
possible if you use nonstandard
HTML tags
• The Do List• The Don’t List
Do’s and Don’ts of Web Design
• Do provide alternatives if at all
possible if you use nonstandard
HTML tags
• Do test your pages in multiple
browsers
• The Do List• The Don’t List
Do’s and Don’ts of Web Design
• Do provide alternatives if at all
possible if you use nonstandard
HTML tags
• Do test your pages in multiple
browsers
• Do write your pages clearly and
concisely
• The Do List• The Don’t List
Do’s and Don’ts of Web Design
• Do organise the text of your
page so that your visitors can
scan for important information
• The Do List• The Don’t List
Do’s and Don’ts of Web Design
• Do organise the text of your
page so that your visitors can
scan for important information
• Do spell check and proofread
your pages
• The Do List• The Don’t List
Do’s and Don’ts of Web Design
• Do organise the text of your page
so that your visitors can scan for
important information
• Do spell check and proofread
your pages
• Do group related information
both semantically and visually
• The Do List• The Don’t List
Do’s and Don’ts of Web Design
• Do use a consistent layout
across all your pages
• The Do List• The Don’t List
Do’s and Don’ts of Web Design
• Do use a consistent layout
across all your pages
• Do use link menus to organise
your links for quick scanning,
and do use descriptive links
• The Do List• The Don’t List
Do’s and Don’ts of Web Design
• Do use a consistent layout across
all your pages
• Do use link menus to organise
your links for quick scanning, and
do use descriptive links
• Do have good reasons for using
links
• The Do List• The Don’t List
Do’s and Don’ts of Web Design
• Do keep your layout simple• The Do List• The Don’t List
Do’s and Don’ts of Web Design
• Do keep your layout simple
• Do provide alternatives to
images for text-only browsers
• The Do List• The Don’t List
Do’s and Don’ts of Web Design
• Do keep your layout simple
• Do provide alternatives to
images for text-only browsers
• Do try to keep your images
small so that they load faster
over the network
• The Do List• The Don’t List
Do’s and Don’ts of Web Design
• Do be careful with
backgrounds and coloured text
to avoid making your pages
flashy by unreadable
• The Do List• The Don’t List
Do’s and Don’ts of Web Design
• Do be careful with
backgrounds and coloured text
to avoid making your pages
flashy by unreadable
• Do always provide a link back
to your home page
• The Do List• The Don’t List
Do’s and Don’ts of Web Design
• Do be careful with backgrounds
and coloured text to avoid
making your pages flashy by
unreadable
• Do always provide a link back to
your home page
• Do match topics with pages
• The Do List• The Don’t List
Do’s and Don’ts of Web Design
• Do provide a signature block
or link to contact information
at the bottom of each page
• The Do List• The Don’t List
Do’s and Don’ts of Web Design
• Do provide a signature block
or link to contact information
at the bottom of each page
• Do provide single-page, non-
hypertext versions of linear
documents
• The Do List• The Don’t List
Do’s and Don’ts of Web Design
• Do provide a signature block or link
to contact information at the
bottom of each page
• Do provide single-page, non-
hypertext versions of linear
documents
• Do write context – independent
pages
• The Do List• The Don’t List
Do’s and Don’ts of Web Design
• Don’t link to irrelevant
material
• The Do List• The Don’t List
Do’s and Don’ts of Web Design
• Don’t link to irrelevant
material
• Don’t write web pages that are
dependent on pages before or
after them in the structure
• The Do List• The Don’t List
Do’s and Don’ts of Web Design
• Don’t link to irrelevant material
• Don’t write web pages that are
dependent on pages before or
after them in the structure
• Don’t overuse emphasis (such as
boldface, italic, all caps, link text,
blink or marquees)
• The Do List• The Don’t List
Do’s and Don’ts of Web Design
• Don’t use terminology that’s
specific to any one browser
(“click here,” “use the Back
button,” and so on)
• The Do List• The Don’t List
Do’s and Don’ts of Web Design
• Don’t use terminology that’s
specific to any one browser
(“click here,” “use the Back
button,” and so on)
• Don’t use heading tags to
provide emphasis
• The Do List• The Don’t List
Do’s and Don’ts of Web Design
• Don’t fall victim to the “Here”
syndrome with your links
• The Do List• The Don’t List
Do’s and Don’ts of Web Design
• Don’t fall victim to the “Here”
syndrome with your links
• Don’t link repeatedly to the
same site on the same page
• The Do List• The Don’t List
Do’s and Don’ts of Web Design
• Don’t fall victim to the “Here”
syndrome with your links
• Don’t link repeatedly to the
same site on the same page
• Don’t clutter the page with a
large number of pretty but
unnecessary images
• The Do List• The Don’t List
Do’s and Don’ts of Web Design
• Don’t split individual topics
across pages
• The Do List• The Don’t List
Produced by Steven Cahill