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Design of Sites: Patterns, Principles, and Processes for Crafting a Customer-Centered Web Experience, The

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Praise for The Design of Sites

Foreword

Preface

Acknowledgments

Pt. : I Foundations of Web Site Design

Pt. : II Patterns

Pattern Group A. Site Genres

Pattern Group B. Creating a Navigation Framework

Multiple Ways to Navigate

Browsable Content

Hierarchical Organization

Task-Based Organization

Alphabetical Organization

Chronological Organization

Popularity-Based Organization

Consider These Other Patterns

Pattern Group C. Creating a Powerful Homepage

Pattern Group D. Writing and Managing Content

Pattern Group E. Building Trust and Credibility

Pattern Group F. Basic E-Commerce

Pattern Group G. Advanced E-Commerce

Pattern Group H. Helping Customers Complete Tasks

Pattern Group I. Designing Effective Page Layouts

Pattern Group J. Making Site Search Fast and Relevant

Pattern Group K. Making Navigation Easy

Pattern Group L. Speeding Up Your Site

Pt. : III Appendixes

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In designing your Web site, keep in mind accessibility for people with audio, visual, motor, and cognitive disabilities. Make the navigation and content both understandable and usable by employing good layout, clean visual design, straightforward text descriptions for all images and links, and alternative text-based formats for rich multimedia. Use features built into HTML that simplify accessibility.

Figure B9.5. Making your site accessible to people with disabilities will make your site more accessible to everyone.

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Figure B9.5. Making your site accessible to people with disabilities will make your site more accessible to everyone.