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CHAPTER ONE THE DISTINCTION OF WEB DESIGN11> Keep your visitors enlightened (o er them knowledge).> Maintain clarity and reduce noise pollut

DISTINCTIVE DESIGN12(yet, if the page includes several headings, none stands out).  is is due to how humans are naturally attracted to uncommon sig

CHAPTER ONE THE DISTINCTION OF WEB DESIGN13Emphasizing the essentialsIf you’ve been coding with HTML for a while or have any experience with producin

DISTINCTIVE DESIGN14One of the principles maintained through this book is that content must be emphasized tastefully, with serious consideration abou

CHAPTER ONE THE DISTINCTION OF WEB DESIGN15Figure -: Balancing a page using less-emphasized content (of various types) redirects attention.So far,

DISTINCTIVE DESIGN16With increasing techniques to provide content on demand, the capability to perform such a function has become more widespread and

CHAPTER ONE THE DISTINCTION OF WEB DESIGN17Figure -:  is is one of the cleanest environments known to man . . . a blank website.Obviously, as a w

DISTINCTIVE DESIGN18Figure -: Progressively enhancing or gracefully degrading, both are great design philosophies.Sanitizing the interfaceFour pri

CHAPTER ONE THE DISTINCTION OF WEB DESIGN19interface, don’t add it. If there is a way to achieve something on the page with fewer objects, elements o

DISTINCTIVE DESIGN20Being Consistent is CriticalConsistency is an important aspect of a web interface. With regard to your visitors and audi-ence, le

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CHAPTER ONE THE DISTINCTION OF WEB DESIGN21Part of the justi cation for emphasis within a website is to lead your visitors by the hand and guide the

DISTINCTIVE DESIGN22ImportantOn rare occasions, a distinctive design can su er a negative impact. This is only caused when the visitor’s fi nite reso

CHAPTER ONE THE DISTINCTION OF WEB DESIGN23Consequences of distinction e bene ts of a user-centered experience are justi ed within distinctive des

DISTINCTIVE DESIGN4CREATING THE IDEAL, aesthetically pleasing, distinctive design seems like an impos-sible task to many. While most web industry  e

CHAPTER ONE THE DISTINCTION OF WEB DESIGN5each part of your site as someone within a crowd.  e loudest individuals are shouting above everyone else

DISTINCTIVE DESIGN6Time, space, and relativityUnderstanding the needs of your content is central to the concept of distinctive design, but the user e

CHAPTER ONE THE DISTINCTION OF WEB DESIGN7> Patience:  e average visitor feels a great variety of emotions when browsing a site (some of which

DISTINCTIVE DESIGN8variables that people use to measure your work’s value (such as time and trust) and a ect the impact upon a user (see Figure 1-3

CHAPTER ONE THE DISTINCTION OF WEB DESIGN9Defi ning the ideal perspectiveOf the variables and principles that impact your capability to serve visitors

DISTINCTIVE DESIGN10Figure -: Building a distinctive and beautiful website is simpler than it may appear.Designing with NeutralityBeyond the variab