When these links do expire it is one of the major gripes of Internet users and of course one of the most frustrating things when trawling for information when economies of speed are paramount. Appropriate use of navigation. If the user stops downloading an image but the page is reliant on the graphic image for navigational purposes, the ALT tag embedded within the document then directs the user to the text navigation version. If viewed using a low end browser, for example Netscape 1.0 the home page is not displayed and the user is informed why and how to obtain an appropriate graphical browser. The download on the page is quite heavy with no text version only site although the site does house appropriate content.
Information is updated on a regular basis.
The home page is different on every return to this site, which is an important feature of web design. Heavy use of graphic elements but also provides a text only and JAVA version of the site. If a user decides not to wait for image download then the text only version is a very good method of redirecting a user to core information. The ALT tag embedded within the document does not inform the user. Uses real audio not as a gimmick but to hold language lessons across the Internet.