Abstract

Offers practical advice for designing documents for the World Wide Web. Suggestions cover page content such as titles, dates, legal notices, and methods for feedback; use of graphics; text styles and contrasts; creating and monitoring hyperlinks; size and length of pages; and use of audio and video. Contains 10 references. (BEW)

Citation

Barron, A.E. (1996). Design Guidelines for the World Wide Web. Journal of Interactive Instruction Development, 8(3), 13-17. Retrieved August 14, 2024 from https://www.learntechlib.org/p/80373/.

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Keywords

• Computer Graphics
• computer mediated communication
• Design Preferences
• Electronic Text
• hypermedia
• internet
• Nonprint Media
• World Wide Web