Tag: web-design

256

25,600

250,600

256

216

256,000

17,000,000

What You Saw Is What You Got

What You See is What You Get

What You Seen is What You Gotten

What You Sew is What You Get

Absolute URL (http://www.site.com/directory/page.htm)

Relative URL (../directory/page.htm)

Have another window open making it easier for the user to surf the linked website

Keep my website in the original window so the user will come back to it

Be sure that the user has JavaScript enabled in their browser

There is no standard. Navigation is dependent upon the web designer.

It should be consistent throughout the site as far as appearance and functionality. It should also be compatible with all browsers.

Make it complex so the visitor will try to figure out what to do.

The most experienced technical personnel employed by the company.

The general public.

Users already familiar with the application.

Users unfamiliar with the application.

A good navigation plan should include shortcuts.

Common navigational schemes include the items: FAQ, Search, About, and Site Map.

The visitor should not have to click more than 3 times to reach a desired page.

Icons and logos should be avoided in navigational structures because graphic files increase download times.

Sent by the server to all clients.

Sent by the server in response to a client request.

Sent by the client and stored on the server after the client user has signed a digital certificate.

Received by a client immediately after an e-commerce transaction is completed.

21 and 443 respectively.

21 and 444 respectively.

23 and 443 respectively.

443 and 21 respectively.