- When embedding photos in your website you need to consider copyright issues. What does this mean, in practical terms, for your webpage assignment?
- How can you improve web accessibility for people with disabilities?
- What percentage of the population are colour-blind? Which colours are most affected?
- What are some of the major mistakes made in designing webpages?
- What aspects of navigation and labelling are most important?
- What three measures can you take to improve the readability of your webpage?
- What are some of the quality criteria for website excellence?
Tuesday, February 1, 2011
Tutorial task today
Please do online research using this blog as a starting point to answer these questions:
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This comment is about colour.
There are a few colour-blindess tests on the internet. here are two of them:
http://www.city.ac.uk/avrc/colourtest.html
http://colorvisiontesting.com/ishihara.htm
While you're thinking about colour, try and find out what a "web safe palette" is and why it is important to know about (you don't need to choose web-safe colours for your website, but I'd like you to be able to answer what it is and why it might be important for you)
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