Web Design

Paper Summary:

This paper aims to gather ideas and information for a Web design of an online membership and payment management system. The paper examines the principles of Web designing. Such principles can help the researcher decide which important Web features must be given attention and which elements of a Web design will be suitable to the planned system.

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Introduction
Objective
Methodology
Literature
Basic Principles of Web Design
General Principles on Components of a Web Design
Critical Evaluation
Conclusion

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"There are many web sites that reached success because of a good web design. When we say a web design is good, it doesn't mean that the web design has to have too much decorative such as too much colors or graphics. A web design is good when it is naturally pleasing to the eye of the online users, and, more importantly, when it is able to satisfy and provide the needs of the users. A good web design must be convenient to use, providing users with systematic approaches to do what they need (Twist). Systematic approaches mean that the web design must provide the users with functions and buttons that will help them do what they need to do and go where they need to go (online speaking of course). This characteristics lead to usability features that must always be a part of a good web design. Some examples of successful web sites because of a good web design are Yahoo, Google, Ebay, and Amazon. These web sites can be basically characterized to have simple, manageable, and usable web designs."

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