Now that we are at an actual Web site we can look around and see what is there. We will need to determine if the Web site is credible and who is responsible for producing or authoring the site. Let's examine the above Web site more closely for the information that we will need. First let's determine who wrote or produced this page. This Web page uses frames.
Frames divide the page into sections that act independently of each other.
The left frame of this page provides a navigation menu. The Museum has provided us with information about itself which will help us determine the credibility of the site. However, the author of the site content is the National Civil Rights Museum. The Museum should be listed as the author in a bibliography. This is the first page of a multi-page tour covering the history of the Civil Rights Movement.