These links, unless otherwise noted to a variety of websites,
help us understand what today's websites should be and how users
look for ease-of-use, interactivity, and multimedia.
American Disabilities Act: Is Your Website Accessible?
In 1990 Congress passed the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
In 2008 the ADA was amended to refine and expand the definition of
what constitutes a covered “disability.”
Best Minimal Websites. As is often the
case when designing anything, less can be more.
First Impressions Matter: The Importance of Great
Visual Design. People make snap judgements. It
takes only 1/10th of a second to form a first impression about a
person, and websites are no different. It takes about 50
milliseconds (that’s 0.05 seconds) for users to form an opinion
about your website that determines whether they like your site or
not, whether they’ll stay or leave.
[The] Importance of Good Website Navigation.
When it comes to websites, the navigation system acts like a road
map to all the different areas and information contained within the
website.
Website Navigation Trends: 10 Tips & Examples.
By now the term “hamburger menu” is something we are all familiar
with. Love it or hate it, this little element has been one of the
bigger trends in website navigation design this year.
5 Criteria for Evaluating Web Pages.
Books, magazine, journal and newspaper articles have to meet
stronger quality control standards, and it's usually not hard to
figure out when something was published, who published it and if the
information is reliable or not. It's not quite like that with
information you find on the web.