Joel

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 * 1. List and provide links to 5 FAVORITE/Great websites:**
 * - yahoo.ca**
 * - youtube.com**
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__**Good beacuse**__ -[] -wikipedia.org -[] -[] -[]
 * - Layout is appealing**
 * - Picutres use the rule of thirds**
 * - Grammar is correct**
 * - Choice of colors**
 * - No glitches**
 * - User-friendly (easy to use/uncomplicated)**
 * - Organized**
 * - Informative and had correct information**
 * - No ads**
 * - More than just text**
 * 2. List and provide links to 5 least favorite/terrible websites:**
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 * 2. List and provide links to 5 least favorite/terrible websites:**
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 * 2. List and provide links to 5 least favorite/terrible websites:**
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__**Bad Because**__ - Bad combination of colors - Confusing - Hard to read - Ads - Glitches/laggy - Excessive or no pictures - Unappealing composition - To much text - Wrong information - Broken links - Offensive content

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 * Website architecture ** is an approach to the design and planning of websites which, like [|architecture] itself, involves technical, aesthetic and functional criteria. As in traditional architecture, the focus is properly on the user and on user requirements. This requires particular attention to web content, a business plan, usability, interaction design, information architecture and web design. For effective [|search engine optimization] it is necessary to have an appreciation of how a single website relates to the [|World Wide Web].

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Website navigation is one of the most important web usability aspects so you should take this into consideration creating clear and intuitive website navigation design. People coming to your website usually have some web experience and they expect to find [|simple navigation]  which should be clean and straightforward for user to find things he wants fast. Otherwise your visitor will get stuck and will leave your website unhappy and with bad experience of your website and possibly brand.

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I notice these days that I can spend hours at my computer, [|in a cloud]. A swampy blur of digital activity, smeared across various activities and media and software. // Emailing, writing, tweeting, designing, browsing, taking calls, Skyping, Facebooking, RSS Feeding // – all blurred into a single technological trance. I seem to switch randomly from one to the other. But actually is there a subtle hierarchy in this cloud? Do I prefer some distractions over others? [|I think so]. []