Web Interaction Design Method: The principle of page expression

The principle of page expression is part of the entire Web interaction design method:

Overview of page expression principles:
1. Less information is better.
2. Do not provide redundant functionality.
3. The structure is easier to understand.
4. The expression of information should be clear, clear and direct.
5. The operation can be recognized.
6. Before operation, the result is predictable.
7. When operation, the operation has the feedback.
8. After operation, the operation can be undone.
9. Let users know where they are.
10. Avoid content that looks like advertising.
11. The same function is located on different pages.
12. Consistency of wording.

Detailed Description:
1. Less information is better.
Instead of reading the site, the user is browsing the site. They browse through text and pictures that match their goals, and lengthy links, descriptions, and messages only slow down the user and "hide" important information.

Example One.

Bulletin board has "details", then this page only need to write the most important one or two words:
Recently, individual illegal gangs use custom code to steal QQ passwords, reprinted ads. In order to protect the interests of the vast number of netizens, similar behavior of the QQ space will be permanently closed. For more information

Instance two.

The left side of the text is too much, these words can be completely streamlined. Take the "warm tip" in the lower left corner for example:

About uploading photos of the instructions, warm tips before the specific instructions. There's no need to talk about it. The warm tips here can be simplified directly to:

To take a closer look, this page is registered as a city of People's pages, this information would not have to appear here. In other words, the whole paragraph of warm tips can be deleted.