Site-Seeing Chapter 6

Site-Seeing Chapter 6

DQ: List the most common page elements (214)
R. Page footer
Body text
Links
Navigation systems
Images
Site ID’s
Forms

DQ: What is the purpose of the footer? 216, 242
R. The reasons the footer came to being (need o provide site wide supportive information on pages) influence how it appears on most Web pages. Because the footer fulfills the same role from site to site, it looks the same from site to site.

DQ: 221 – 223 Important info on how outlining and over design distracts
How have you emphasized navigation and clickable elements for your user?
R. Navigation bar remains in the same position from page to page. The link that leads to a specific page remains in the bar lid up in a different color to ensure visitors know about within the page. Rollovers are active on all clickable elements as well.

DQ: 227 - 230 Readability and body text.
What font do you use for your body text, and what size is it?
R. It is Helvetica at 11 points.