Creating and Running a Website – Best Practice and Common Mistakes
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The document outlines best practices and common mistakes for creating and running a website. It discusses UK design principles, content, design, accessibility, usability, optimization, experimentation, analysis, and persuasion. Top mistakes include poor navigation, disrespectful design, overdesigning, focusing only on certain users, outdated design, improper capitalization, neglecting maintenance, rushing design, underdesigning, lack of user focus, narrow focus on conversions, abandoning sites, and only focusing on some steps.
Creating and Running a Website – Best Practice and Common Mistakes
- 1. Creating and Running a Website – Best Practice and Common Mistakes Maurice Mulvenna - University of Ulster 23 ~ 11 ~ 12
- 2. Outline Best practice UK Design principles Web Design Best Practice Guide Top 10 13 mistakes
- 3. Content
- 4. Design
- 6. Usability
- 7. Optimise
- 9. Analyse
- 10. Persuasion
- 12. Outline Best practice UK Design principles Web Design Best Practice Guide Top 10 13 mistakes
- 13. Government Digital Services Design Principles Start with needs Do less Design with data Do the hard work to make it simple Iterate.Then iterate again. Build for inclusion Understand context Build digital services, not websites Be consistent, not uniform Make things open: it makes things bett
- 14. Government Digital Services Design Principles www.gov.uk/designprinciples
- 15. Outline Best practice UK Design principles Web Design Best Practice Guide Top 10 13 mistakes
- 16. Outline Best practice UK Design principles Web Design Best Practice Guide Top 10 13 mistakes
- 19. #11 Over design
- 24. #6 Write once repent at leisure
- 25. #5 Under design
- 26. #4 Unloved
- 29. #1 Tunnel vision
- 30. The Top 10 13 mistakes Poor navigation Show some respect! Overdesign You are special Dating problems Capital crimes Absentee landlord Write once repent at leisure Under design Unloved Un-Funnel vision Fire and forget Tunnel vision