Designing Web Pages

Kinds of Web Pages

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In order to develop a content-rich, easy to read and use webpage, you need to determine what kind of page you want to create. Find descriptions and visit examples of these webpages by following the links on this webpage. Each kind of webpage lends itself to a particular format or design. Here are some helpful tips to consider as you begin to plan your content and design: Avoid long webpages If your webpage requires you to scroll through more than three screens, you've let your webpage get too long! Break your webpage up and offer navigational links to each of the sections. Stick to one purpose Don't offer a hotlist of sites to see if you're purpose was to create a homepage which should be a menu format. Some webpages need a menu design, while others offer a hotlist or an informational article. Stick to one audience A webpage designed for students will be different from one that is designed for educators and other adults. If you want to include information for educators on a webpage designed for students, use a link on that student page to the additional resources you want share with other educators. Don't bury information on your site Beginning at your homepage, how many clicks away are visitors from the information that they are looking for? Most design articles on the web suggest that visitors should not be any farther than three clicks away from the information that they are looking for. Sketch Page Non-Collaborative Web Pages Home Page Informational Article Hot List Treasure Hunt Web-Based Activitiy Collaborative Web Pages One Classroom More Than One Classroom Resource Links ||| Top of Page ||| West Home Page ||| ||| OnLine Projects Page ||| Thanks for visiting! Do you have any questions? Comments? E-mail to Tammy Payton, web editor, last updated March 23, 1998 *­* pages created June 29, 1997 Copyright © 1997­1998 Loogootee Community Schools All rights reserved. Disclaimer