Building a Site
Table of Contents

1. Building a Site
2. Upcoming Schedule
3. CSS Resources
4. media selector
5. Harvard College Funding Database
6. Yahoo! UI Library
7. CSS Applied to Harvard Homepage
8. The Transformation
9. Homepage Sections
10. Stages
11. Building a Web Site
12. Design and Usability Resources
13. Building a Web Site
14. Audience and Goals
15. Michigan State University
16. Audience
17. Typical Audiences for an Academic Department
18. Content and Organization
19. Organize and Label
20. Too deep or too shallow?
21. The "Miscellaneous" category
22. Categories and Labels from News Sites
23. The Web Site
24. Organization
25. Hierarchical
26. Sequential
27. Webs
28. Site Architecture
29. Michigan State
30. IBM
31. Hewlett Packard
32. Site Architecture
33. Navigation Systems
34. Harvard College
35. More within Current Section
36. Global Navigation
37. Bread Crumb navigation
38. Clamshell navigation
39. Links
40. Please don't "Click Here"
41. Use "title" attribute
42. Deep Linking
43. Every Page Needs
44. Importance of a Good Title
45. Search Engines
46. Visual Design
47. Creating Content
48. Technology Constraints
49. Design "Above the Fold"
50. Below the Fold
51. Below the Fold, Part 2
52. Page Design: Fixed or Variable Width?
53. Page Weight
54. URLs as UI
55. Homepage is often a different beast
56. An Aside: The Wayback Machine
57. Southwest Airlines
58. Commonwealth of Massachusetts
59. Internal Revenue Service
60. Boston.com
61. Accessibility
62. W3C Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI)
63. W3C WAI Guidelines: Themes
64. W3C WAI Guidelines
65. 10 Quick Tips to Make Accessible Web Sites from the W3C
66. Section 508
67. Accessibility Implementation
68. Example: ready.gov
69. Text View
70. High Contrast View
71. Images Off
72. Small Screen