Error messaging

Search the web to find out at least 2 examples of web sites that follow the 3 rules of error messaging. Also find out 2 examples of websites that do not follow the 3 rules of error messaging. Briefly explain what is good or bad about the error messaging on these sites.

Introducing powerpoint presentation college microsoft office 2003

We are doing a 8-12 powerpoint presentation and could use some help. Scenario: You have been asked to present tips on time management skills to new students at an online university. Your group will work together to organize and create a presentation with your advice. This information will be presented to students as part of their orientation. Most of these students have never taken online classes before, and may be a little apprehensive about juggling their course responsibilities with work and home life. You have been selected because you have been successful in your time management in your courses, and the administration hopes you can share some of your knowledge with these new students... click for more

Site Creation

Develop a basic, generic structure of a web site. Name it something generic etc. Show some basic layout of the content of the pages. Then simply add some meta tag data, feel free to improvise when needed. Assess some hosting company's functionalities and make a simple registration form for the website. Make it a transaction-based process of your web site. Upload your web pages to your hosting server. Test the web site for accessibility. Consider the target audience for your site. Why have you chosen this market segment? Create a basic persona of the user that you expect to use the site. Does the content and presentation extend to as wide a range of potential customers as possible? ... click for more

Web elements

Choose a DTD, do not create any form elements. Note the following: Choose what technologies you feel would be appropriate (cost-wise and maintenance-wise) for a site's implementation. Use a web-based utility to estimate the download time of web pages. Complete the following steps: Identify the different issues that may affect download time. Determine which site would load the fastest, which would load the slowest, and why. (Feel free to deviate slightly if something is not 100% clear)

Web elements

Visit two sites that you feel meet the qualifications of being "usable", and two that you find confusing, and answer the following questions: How do Javascript, CSS, or Framesets come into play on the sites? Do these elements aid or disrupt usability? Are certain technologies more likely to hinder usability? (Feel free to deviate slightly if something is not 100% clear)