I will need facts about Corgis , figures, photos, etc. I will collect the data through Web search engines, books, videos, newsgroups, subject-matter experts, etc. Most of my users have a 14.4 modem which means that downloading large GIF images of Corgis will take a long time. Therefore, I need to provide clickable thumbnails linked to the corresponding large images. This navigation feature will allow the user the option of viewing larger representations of the images if he or she so chooses.
Consistency helps readers efficiently scan the information.
Style choices include header, paragraph and indentation styles, placement of images, banners, and other repeating elements. Yale's Web Style Manual and University of South Florida's Design Guidelines for the World Wide Web are other useful sources. Review Sun's Evolution of the Home Page Design to get an idea of the development process and thorough evaluation. You can also conduct a usability test of your Web page. Follow Sun's example.