DocumentCode :
3241871
Title :
Web page design for HTML (and friends)
Author :
Blyth, David S.
Author_Institution :
Qualcomm Inc., San Diego, CA, USA
fYear :
1996
fDate :
18-20 Sep 1996
Firstpage :
89
Lastpage :
103
Abstract :
In a world where Web pages can be generated automatically what sense does it make to discuss Web page design? Why can´t a technical writer just write a document, “save as HTML” and coordinate with marketing´s multimedia expert? The paper examines the presentation triangle as it applies to the First Rule of the Internet-“Speed Lives”-and takes the hypothesis that good Web page design: builds structures which improve speed and user connections; uses different file formats only to improve speed or to make new connections; provides attractive connections without disrupting speed (too much). In short, the paper (and Web site) takes the position that good Web page design has nothing to do with paper. It is connected to the Internet. But by the time a Web site is (well) connected, then the fundamental definition of a “document” has been altered-as well as the role of the technical writer
Keywords :
Internet; hypermedia; page description languages; HTML; Internet; Web page design; file formats; multimedia; technical writer; user connections; Computer architecture; Computer graphics; File servers; HTML; Internet; Protocols; Web page design; Web pages; Web server; Writing;
fLanguage :
English
Publisher :
ieee
Conference_Titel :
Professional Communication Conference, 1996. IPCC '96 Proceedings. Communication on the Fast Track., International
Conference_Location :
Saratoga Springs, NY
Print_ISBN :
0-7803-3689-5
Type :
conf
DOI :
10.1109/IPCC.1996.552585
Filename :
552585
Link To Document :
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