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Design
Audience
Images
Usability
What Not to Do
100
Primary navigation that includes the most important links
What is global navigation?
100
The person who hires a web designer to design a site.
What is a client?
100
An image that is taken off of Google and does not belong to you.
What is a copyrighted image?
100
Single column layout.
Which layout is the most common and easiest Web site layout?
100
A type of scroll bar that should never be used in a Web site.
What is a horizontal scroll bar?
200
In the shape of an F
What is the letter that users typically scan a web page in?
200
A plumber's Web site.
What is an example of a site that would NOT need to be updated daily?
200
Tacky, cheesy images that are often used in Powerpoint presentations and that don't belong on Web sites.
What is clipart?
200
Number of pages in the site, Info that is expected to appear on each site, & Links that will appear on each page.
What facts do you know after creating a sitemap?
200
Welcome to my Web site
What is a term that you should never put on the home page?
300
A grid like structure that web designers use to plan out their web sites.
What is a wireframe?
300
A policy often placed at the bottom of a site to let users know what the site plans to do with his/her information.
What is privacy policy?
300
72 dpi
What is web resolution?
300
A site that changes when the browser is expanded or collapsed.
What is a liquid design?
300
Where you should never place your global navigation.
What is the right side of the screen?
400
1024 x 768 and 800 x 600
What is the most popular screen resolutions?
400
The target audience of cnet.com
Who are techies?
400
The web address for a stock exchange site.
What is sxc.hu
400
Top, Left, & Top Left
What are the three main placements of navigation?
400
Use of these types of colors is discouraged because it will strain the user's eyes.
What are neon colors?
500
A gap between one group of elements and other items on the page to indicate what is grouped together.
What is padding?
500
What you should do in order to allow the user to understand what elements belong together. For example, all news links are surrounded by a green border.
What is grouping similar elements together?
500
The term used to describe inventing a company's logos, advertisements, apparel, and any other relevant marketing.
What is branding?
500
When you close your eyes and open them, your eyes goes to one element. Hint: it is a principle of design.
What is the focal point?
500
Distracting music, crazy backgrounds, pop up windows.
What are examples of things that will drive a user crazy?