The Web is packed with opinions on good and bad navigation, along with many pages of guidelines on how to get it right. But let's skip all that and look at one or two original concepts based on the way your visitors think. Site Architecture And Navigation Through Research Karen Charlesworth presents her views on architecture, research and navigation, and the close relationship between the three. Writing for the Web Text for the Web now has an established style that's known to work. All you need to do is spot the differences between this style and traditional hard-copy writing and follow the same rules.
Accessibility means that web sites are open to individuals regardless of their disabilities.
Usability means that web sites are easy to use. Both are important. Information Overload Edward Tanguay, looks at the information overload destined to hit the world over the next two decades. Web developers are at the forefront of this change. No, sorry, we can't print that, the resolution's way too low.