1. Understanding the Web: A Designer's View.
2. Planning the Project.
3. Designing and Building the Project.
4. Using Content Types Effectively: Text, Graphics, Animation, Video, and Audio.
5. Societal Implications and Ethical Choices.
6. Hypertext Theory and Node-Link Diagrams.
7. Hierarchies and Organizing Content.
8. The Navigational Interface.
9. Designing Effective Links.
10. Writing for the Web.
11. Graphic Design.
12. Site Maps, Search, and Indexes.
13. Non-Hierarchical Information Structures.
APPENDICES.
A. Twenty-Five Guidelines for Getting Started.
B. An Introduction to Copyright Law.
C. Project Reports.
D. Implementation Resources.
Course Codes
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