Excellent Website Design: Build an attractive website (3rd)

Excellent Website Design: creating attractive websites (3rd of the original book)
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Original Title: WEB style guide, 3rd Edition
Author: (US) Patrick J. Lynch Sarah Horton
Translator: Li Jing
Series name: uidesign Series
Press: Machinery Industry Press
ISBN: 9787111399599
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Published on: February 1, October 2012
Start: 16
Page number: 1
Version: 1-1
Category: Computer> Computer Network> Web Server> comprehensive
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The classic best-selling book has been upgraded and has been sold for more than 10 years. It has been translated into nearly 10 types of texts and published worldwide. It is hailed as a model for the website design field. The book systematically explains the website design and planning procedures, steps, methods, skills, universal principles, and errors that should be avoided, providing a lot of best practices for building excellent websites.
Excellent Website Design: creating an attractive website (the original book version 3rd) consists of 12 chapters: Chapter 1st describes the steps of website design, aiming to give readers a macro understanding of website design; chapter 2 describes the general usability design principles and methods for website design. Chapter 2nd describes the website content planning methods from the perspective of information architecture; chapter 5 describes in detail the interface design of various types of websites; Chapter 4th describes the overall architecture of websites and their methods; and chapter 5th ~ Chapter 8 explains the Page Structure, page design, layout design, and other details of the website. Chapter 9th describes the editing style and online style design of the website ~ Chapter 12 describes how to use tables, graphics, multimedia, and other elements in website design to make websites more attractive.
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Excellent Website Design: creating attractive websites (3rd of the original book)
Translator's preface
Preface
Preface to version 3rd
Chapter 1 step 1
1.1 website Development Team 1
1.2 initial planning 8
1.3 website and Document Type 11
1.3.1 static and dynamic web page 11
1.3.2 web content management 12
1.3.3 web tool evolution 15
1.3.4 balance web-based services 17
1.4 website development process 18
1.4.1 website definition and planning 18
1.4.2 Information Architecture 22
1.4.3 Website Design 22
1.4.4 website construction 24
1.4.5 website marketing 26
1.4.6 tracking, evaluation and maintenance 27
1.5 formulate project charter 29
1.6 common devices running web projects 34
Chapter 1 General availability 36
2.1 Basic knowledge of general availability 36
2.1.1 accessibility 36
2.1.2 availability and user-centric design 37
2.1.3 general design 37
2.2 general availability guide 37
2.2.1 surpassing "typical" users 38
2.2.2 support adaptability 38
2.3 general availability in the design process 41
2.3.1 user survey 44
2.3.2 Design and Evaluation 46
Chapter 2 Information Architecture 50
3.1 organization information 50
3.1.1 content directory 51
3.1.2 segmented information 54
3.2 website structure 55
3.2.1 website browsing function 55
3.2.2 use website search to navigate 56
3.2.3 website structure subject 57
3.3 display information architecture 61
3.3.1 website chart 61
3.3.2 wiremap 63
Chapter 1 interface design 68
4.1 navigation and path search 68
4.1.1 path: Route 70
4.1.2 region and border: consistency of contradictions 70
4.1.3 node: local cafe or Times Square 70
4.1.4 landmark: "You are here" 71
4.1.5 Summary: search by path in a website 71
4.1.6 browsing and searching 71
4.1.7 positioning 72
4.1.8 Support Web Search user 72
4.2 Interface Design 74
4.2.1 clear navigation help 75
4.2.2 endless page 75
4.2.3 direct access 76
4.2.4 singularity and consistency 76
4.2.5 design integrity and stability 78
4.2.6 feedback and dialogue 79
4.2.7 broadband and interaction 79
4.2.8 interface design practices 80
4.3 Information Design 82
4.3.1 independent page 83
4.3.2 Summary: Information Design Guide 84
4.4 Enterprise Interface 85
Chapter 2 website structure 87
5.1 semantic content annotation 87
5.1.1 HTML document structure 88
5.1.2 different browsers 91
5.1.3 Summary of semantic tagging 91
5.2 website file structure 91
5.2.1 concealed website semantics 92
5.2.2 Naming Convention 92
5.2.3 efficient and maintainable structure 94
5.2.4 Semantic Structure of HTML content window 97
5.3 Search Engine Optimization 98
5.3.1 Web search long tail 99
5.3.2 Basic Search Engine Principle 99
5.3.3 102
Chapter 2 Page Structure 6th
6.1 Website Design in combination with the environment 108
6.1.1 web 109
6.1.2 Enterprise Web logo 109
6.2 Page Structure and website design 109
6.2.1 header 109
6.2.2 browsing bar 112
6.2.3 content section 113
6.3 Page Template 115
6.3.1 internal Page Template 115
6.3.2 Page Template 116
6.3.3 home page 117
Chapter 2 page design 7th
7.1 document design 124
7.1.1 adaptive design 125
7.1.2 document order 126
7.1.3 selective display 127
7.1.4 text substitution 128
7.1.5 learn about media 128
7.2 visual design 129
7.2.1 consistency 132
7.2.2 comparison 132
7.2.3 blank area 135
7.2.4 style 136
7.2.5 simplicity 136
7.2.6 Gestalt principle of visual design 137
7.3 page framework 137
7.3.1 fixed page width 138
7.3.2 flexible page width 139
7.4 page width and President 140
7.4.1 page length 141
7.4.2 header and footer 143
7.4.3 vertical layering of web pages 144
7.5 Webpage Design grid 146
Chapter 4 Layout 8th
8.1 web font features 150
8.1.1 dynamic build 151
8.1.2 content structure and visual logic 151
8.1.3 stacked style sheet 151
8.1.4 consistency 154
8.2 yi 155
8.2.1 alignment and white space 155
8.2.2 alignment option 156
8.2.3 President 157
8.2.4 font color 158
8.3 font 159
8.3.1 select font 160
8.3.2 font size 162
8.4 emphasize 164
8.5 graphic effects 167
Chapter 2 editing style 9th
9.1 construct prose 169
9.1.1 website structure 170
9.1.2 structure 170
9.2 online style 173
9.2.1 comparison and emphasizing 173
9.2.2 prose style 174
9.2.3 other styles 174
9.2.4 key word 175
9.2.5 title and Subtitle 177
9.2.6 page title 177
9.3 text format of Web documents 178
9.4 link 179
9.4.1 descriptive link 180
9.4.2 link underline 180
9.4.3 accessed and unaccessed links 180
Chapter 2 tables and applications 10th
10.1 interactive support technology 182
10.1.1 Ajax 184
10.1.2 accessibility 185
10.2 design Web applications 185
10.2.1 constraint and conciseness 185
10.2.2 design mode 186
10.2.3 control 186
10.2.4 interactive guide 188
10.2.5 response error 191
10.3 design process 194
10.3.1 wiremap 194
10.3.2 prototyping 194
Chapter 2 graphics 11th
11.1 role of Network Graphics 196
11.2 images acting as content 197
11.2.1 Illustration 1, 198
11.2.2 interpret concepts and clearly display data 198
11.2.3 integrated visual display 198
11.2.4 Graphic Communication 200 in the Network
11.3 web graphics features 200
11.3.1 color display 200
11.3.2 screen resolution 201
11.3.3 GAMMA value 201
11.3.4 graphics and bandwidth 202
11.4 Graphic File Format 202
11.4.1 GIF image 203
11.4.2 GIF File compression 203
11.4.3 shake 203
11.4.4 improvement of GIF compression 204
11.4.5 GIF 204
11.4.6 transparent GIF 205
11.4.7 JPEG 205
11.4.8 PNG Image 207
11.5 imaging strategy 207
11.5.1 Interface Element 207
11.5.2 Save the photo as GIF 207
11.5.3 Save the photo as JPEG 208
11.5.4 save and illustration as vector image 208
11.5.5 archiving Web website images 209
11.5.6 Summary: File Format 209
11.6 images on the screen 210
11.6.1 comparison between screen display and printing of color Art Works 210
11.6.2 complex illustration or photo 211
11.6.3 212 for computer screen display
11.6.4 graphic text 214
11.6.5 use the large image 214
11.6.6 hide image 215
11.7 graphic tagging 215
11.7.1 label height and width 215
11.7.2 alternative text 216
11.7.3 color background 217
11.7.4 background image 220
Chapter 2 multimedia 12th
12.1 considerations for multimedia 222
12.2 network multimedia policy 223
12.2.1 audio 223
12.2.2 slides 224
12.2.3 video 224
12.2.4 animation 225
12.2.5 text substitution 225
12.3 multimedia preparation 226
12.3.1 226
12.3.2 transfer 227
12.4 design and multimedia 228
12.4.1 notify user 228
12.4.2 control 229
12.4.3 supports keyboard interaction 230
12.4.4 select 230
Appendix A acronyms: 232
Appendix B reference 234

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