81. Macromedia Web World Conference, Web Tools And Solutions, E-business, Dreamweave Register for the Macromedia web World Global Passport Focus Day, Shockwave Summit, Dynamic publishing Summit, The Conference and the Macromedia usability Summit http://www.ftponline.com/conferences/webworld/rates.asp

Register Now Home Agenda Dreamweaver Conference ... Lizard Events San Francisco, January 15-18, 2002 Rates and Discounts Register Now Call 800-848-5523! Register online or call 800-848-5523 or 650-833-7100 to register today. fax form and fax it back to 650-321-3818. Rates Cancellation Policy Rates Register for the Macromedia Web World Global Passport and get unlimited access to all four days of Macromedia training including the Dreamweaver Conference, Fireworks Focus Day, Shockwave Summit, Dynamic Publishing Summit, The Macromedia Flash Conference and the Macromedia Usability Summit! Macromedia Web World Global Passport January 15-18, 2002 Standard Rate Register for the Global Passport and receive unlimited access to all six events over all four days! Or select your own combination from the list below! Standard Rate One Day Fireworks Focus Day Shockwave Summit Dynamic Publishing Summit Macromedia Usability Summit Two Day Dreamweaver Conference The Macromedia Flash Conference Fireworks Focus Day + Shockwave Summit Fireworks Focus Day + Dynamic Publishing Summit Fireworks Focus Day + Macromedia Usability Summit Shockwave Summit + Dynamic Publishing Summit Shockwave Summit + Macromedia Usability Summit Dynamic Publishing + Macromedia Usability Summit Three Day Dreamweaver Conference + Dynamic Publishing Summit Dreamweaver Conference + Macromedia Usability Summit Fireworks Focus Day + The Macromedia Flash Conference Fireworks Focus Day + Shockwave Summit + Dynamic Publishing Summit Fireworks Focus Day + Shockwave Summit + Macromedia Usability Summit

82. UT COE ITG -- Connectivity & Networking -- Web Publishing are welcome to publish on our server. Recommendations from Team web Good Design + web usability = Good web Sites by Glenda Sims UTAustin Site Redesign 2001. http://www.engr.utexas.edu/itg/web/index.cfm

College of Engineering ITG Skip to: Section Navigation List Skip to: Page Content Home Students Alumni ... ITG Web Publishing The College of Engineering wants to make it easy for you to join its web publishing ranks. Before you get started, please familiarize yourself with University web policies and guidelines. There is more to web publishing than knowing how to put a page together. UT Austin Publishing Policies a jumping off point to web publishing, intellectual property, email, and other policies UT Austin Web Publishing Guidelines an excellent resource, including information on Accessibility and the need to be compliant by Jan. 1, 2005 Constituents in the College of Engineering may pursue one of the following web publishing options. Publishing on Web Central Publishing on an academic department server Aerospace Engineering and Engineering Mechanics Civil Engineering Electrical and Computer Engineering Mechanical Engineering ... Petroleum and Geosystems Engineering Publishing on the College of Engineering server Research Groups, Faculty, and Departments are welcome to publish on our server. Please contact the ITG Service Desk, 232-2486 for more information. Info for Dean's Office staff using FrontPage Info for Student Organizations Info for Individual Students Engineering Dean's Office web contacts HTML Resources HTML: Getting Started HTML Colors Language Translation Tutorials and more HTML Validators Doctor HTML TIDY W3C Recommendations Accessibility Resources

83. Web Accessibility Links: Bücher Zu Web Accessibility Und Web Usability web Site usability Handbook von Mark Pearrow. Philip and Alex s Guide to web publishing von Philip Greenspun. http://www.webaccessibility.de/buecher.html

Web Accessibility Links Kleines Inhaltsverzeichnis Die besten Buchempfehlungen, bewertet von Lesern bei amazon.de Amazon.de von Jan Eric Hellbusch Gebunden - 88 Seiten (2001) Usability praktisch umsetzen von Sven Heinsen und Petra Vogt Amazon-Leserbewertung: Kurzbeschreibung: Die Themen: Von Usability überzeugen - Usability im Unternehmen - Die deutsche Usabiltiy-Szene - Usability- Methoden, Normen und Zertifizierung - Usability Testing - Spezialgebiete von Benutzerfreundlichkeit von Mobile Devices bis zu Industrie-Applikationen. Broschiert - 304 Seiten (Juli 2003) / Hanser Fachbuchverlag The Elements of User Experience von Jesse J. Garrett Amazon-Leserbewertung: Gebundene Ausgabe - 208 Seiten (Oktober 2002) / New Riders Publishing Missing Links. Über gutes Webdesign von Thomas Wirth Amazon-Leserbewertung: Gebundene Ausgabe - 300 Seiten (September 2002) / Hanser Fachbuch Constructing Accessible Web Sites von Jim Thatcher Cynthia Waddell Shawn Henry Sarah Swierenga ... Bob Regan und Paul Bohman Amazon-Leserbewertung: Synopsis: The purpose of this book is to enable web professionals to create and retrofit accessible websites quickly and easily. It includes discussion of the technologies and techniques that are used to access websites, and the legal stipulations and precedents that exist in the US and around the world.

84. Column Two: Research-Based Web Design & Usability Guidelines usability usercentered design, web development. Comments. I don t see any, but someone must be laughing awfully hard to be publishing usability guidelines as http://www.steptwo.com.au/columntwo/archives/000956.html

Column Two Written by James Robertson Step Two Designs Main November 01, 2003 Usability.gov has published a set of comprehensive , consisting of a massive 128 page, 39.2Mb PDF book. To quote: The primary audiences for the Guidelines are website designers, managers, and others involved in the creation or maintenance of websites. A secondary audience is researchers who investigate Web design issues. This resource will help them determine what research has been conducted and where none exists. [Thanks to elearningpost Posted by jamesr on November 01, 2003 05:17 PM Categories: Web development Comments I don't see any, but someone must be laughing awfully hard to be publishing usability guidelines as a massive pdf. Posted by: Jack Vinson on November 4, 2003 02:34 AM Post a comment Name: Email Address: URL: Comments: Comments to this weblog are moderated, so you won't see your comment immediately. Remember info? Back to Main Page... Categories Area Health Service project Content management E-learning Information architecture ... XML Archives May 2004 April 2004 March 2004 February 2004 ... June 2002 SYNDICATE Powered by Movable Type 2.64

85. Newbie Web Author Checklist: Before You Publish That Project... (Dennis G. Jerz, realize that the time they spent trying to get a particular special effect to work might have been better spent on usability testing publishing a web Site to http://jerz.setonhill.edu/writing/e-text/checklist.htm

Newbie Web Author Checklist: Before you publish that project... Resources Writing E-Text Follow this checklist before you publish your web project , and you'll avoid many of the simple technical issues that might prevent your visitors from accessing or fully appreciating your content. Have you tested your site on someone else's computer? Do all your ... left time to revise 15 Nov 2002; by Dennis G. Jerz If you've recently created your first website and you're getting ready to publish it, then this page is for you. I've helped hundreds of people create their first websites, and I really enjoy helping them move from their first tentative forays into electronic authorship (see: " Oh my gosh! I am creating web pages! ") to more advanced projects. 1) Have you tested your site on someone else's computer? MS-Front Page makes it notoriously easy for you to create and upload a website that works fine for you but won't work for anyone else. Use someone else's computer to check your site. (See my handouts about FrontPage and Geocities for more details.)

86. Usability News By CodingTheWeb.com Letters Well, there s an effectivenessusability tradeoff, for starters. has taken what was already probably the best option in web publishing portals and made http://www.codingtheweb.com/projects/newslog/portal/10_1.htm

Mas de Gigaro Rental Property - Take a break! All Apache Bluetooth Google ... SOAP Usability XML XML-RPC XSLT Yahoo ... Opinion : Linux In 2004 - Usability Needs A Facelift OS News - 16 hours ago ... I installed Suse 9.1 last week, and not only did it have 5 cd-roms, I ... I would like much better a one cd Linux distribution, that contained nothing but the core ... How Good Does Your Web Site Look on Paper? Wisconsin Technology Network, WI - 27 minutes ago ... Usability Guru Jakob Nielsen, Ph.D., of the Nielson Norman Group advocates paper prototyping in a 32-minute instructional DVD offered by the company. ... Azureus 2.1.0.0 released This long-awaited Azureus 2.1 series release brings many new features and bug fixes to the java bittorrent client, as well as major usability enhancements for plugin writers. Azureus is a Java-based BitTorrent client. Changes in this release include: download speed limiting, peer caching,... Usability University Opens Doors The Usability University, operated jointly by the federal government's General Services Administration and the Department of Health and Human Services, is pleased to announce an exciting series of workshops, training, and professional development courses. Focused primarily on accessibility and... Learning to let go Accessibility and Usability are discussed a lot more lately than the last few years. Many rumours and half truths about accessibility and the law make non technical colleagues come up to us with questions about accessiibility. Most developers make the mistake of considering accessibility a...

87. Designing Web Usability barrier free for all, Managing web usage in the and legal perspective, Idea Group publishing, Hershey, PA a framework for ecommerce usability, Proceedings of http://portal.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=519216&dl=ACM&coll=portal&CFID=11111111&CF

88. UH InfoTech - Web Publishing publishing with Microsoft FrontPage 2000 Security of web Transactions; Jakob Nielsen s Site on web usability; An Introduction to web Technology; http://www.hawaii.edu/infotech/thewww.html

Web Publishing Welcome to the Web Publishing page. You can create a personal homepage or if you represent an official university entity, you can request Web space on our server for a departmental Web page. Follow the resources below to get started or to enhance your page. Departmental Pages Getting Started with Departmental Pages FAQ about Adding Department Information to UHINFO Basic Guidelines for University of Hawaii Web Pages Tips to Help the UHINFO Search Engine Find Your Page ... Publishing with Microsoft FrontPage 2000 Personal Homepages One of the priviledges of having an UH Username is that you may create a personal homepage in your account that is viewable to the world. Follow the links below to get started or to maintain your site. Creating Personal Homepages Personal Homepage Management Utility (Automated utility for creating a simple homepage and making it viewable.) List of Personal Homepages Other Add-on Features Here are some features that you may add to your Web page: Using a Page Counter Using 'getcomments' for Emailing Forms Using 'HFPM' for Emailing Forms (alternative to getcomments) Server-side Includes Accessibility, Security, and HTML References, etc.

89. UoN - S&EDU - Short Courses - Publishing On The Web publishing on the web. in Planning and Managing a web site, and for heaps of resources to support you writing your web pages usability Testing for Your web Site. http://www.nottingham.ac.uk/sedu/courses/PW_courses.php?course=UTYWS.inc

90. Useability Of Online Resources Best Practice publishing Guidelines for Units with an Online Component. http//www.webstyleguide.com/ a very comprehensive guide to web design and usability. http://www.utas.edu.au/teachingonline/develop/planning/useability.html

University Home Library International Directories ... Search Developing a unit with an online component Supporting Teaching Online Home Develop an online component Home Developing with multimedia Developing with WebCT tools ... Pre-release tasks Usability of online resources Usability relates to: page design : what students will see on each of your web pages content design : how well your material is logically structured on each page : how intuitive is the logical structure of your home page and organiser page(s)? the links/icons you provide? How easy will it be for students to find their way around your site, and know where they are in 'hyperspace'? accessibility : How easy will it be for students with disabilities to access the material on your web site? Will your material be readily accessible to students accessing that material from home, through a modem? (This in turn relates to file formats and sizes.) Useful links Web publishing University of Tasmania Web Publishing Policy and Guidelines [PDF] Best Practice Publishing Guidelines for Units with an Online Component (See Base QA Standards for online components numbers 3 and 10) The Yale Center for Advanced Interactive Media Web Style Guide http://www.webstyleguide.com/

91. Draft Web Publishing Guidelines May 2000 on all material before you publish it on The State has web Accessibility Guidelines at http//www consistent navigation without decreasing the usability of the http://www.unt.edu/irc/webgdlnsv2.htm

University of North Texas Web Publishing Guidelines May 9, 2000 The University of North Texas’ Web Publishing Policy (Policy #3.9) ( http://www.unt.edu/irc/policy/webpubr.htm ) provides rules governing the creation, maintenance, and content of World Wide Web sites at the University. The Web Publishing Guidelines in this document provide assistance in interpreting the University's and State of Texas' web publishing policies. The Guidelines highlight some of the more important and/or most frequently overlooked design issues. For the rules governing the creation, maintenance, and content of World Wide Web sites [defined as state publications under Texas code Title 13, chapter 3, section 3.1,] consult the University of North Texas Web Publishing Policy Identify your home page with the university wordmark. The University’s wordmark provides continuity and cohesiveness to the myriad of Web sites on campus as well as a visual indication to site visitors that they are still at UNT. The University’s Publication policy, edited to apply to the Web, can be found at http://www.unt.edu/images/webwordmark.htm

92. Powell's Books - Designing Web Usability By Jakob Nielsen Designing web usability by Jakob Nielsen Condition Standard. Author Nielsen, Jakob Publisher New Riders publishing Subject web sites Subject http://www.powells.com/cgi-bin/biblio?isbn=156205810x

93. Style Guides And Usability Information - Web Development Resources For Employees Search UWExtension Staff WWW. Style guides and usability information. Logo Logo manual with links to downloads for print and web publishing. http://www.uwex.edu/topics/Style_guides_and_usability_information.cfm

View text-only version UW-Extension For employees Web development resources for employees ... Search: UW-Extension Staff WWW Search: UW-Extension Staff WWW Style guides and usability information Logo Logo manual with links to downloads for print and Web publishing. Sun Microsystems Writing for the Web Double the usability of your Web site by following these guidelines. Usable Web Information on user testing, design tips, tools and methods. useit.com: Jakob Nielsen's Web site UW-Extension Web style guide Style tips for those contributing to the UW-Extension Web site including guidelines, technical information and standards as well as further resources. Web accessibility resources UW-Extension Web accessibility policy, training, resources and more. Web style manual UW-Extension Web style guide for faculty and staff, including policies, standards, training, graphics and more. Yale Web Style Guide Can't find what you're looking for? e-mail us Home Index Topics of interest ... French or Spanish French or Spanish

94. Publishing Newsletters On Paper Or Online - STC Usability SIG usability Interface. publishing Newsletters on Paper or Online A Profile of How Three Chapter to an electronic version (PDF file posted on our web site, with http://www.stcsig.org/usability/newsletter/0308-whyonline.html

This article was originally printed in the August 2003 issue (Vol 10, No. 1) About the Authors Scott Wilson is the Managing Editor of Technograph, Los Angeles chapter Lanette Cornwell is the Managing Editor of TECHcomments, Southeast Michigan chapter G. David Heath is the Managing Editor (2000–2003) of Carolina Communiqué, Carolina chapter STC Usability SIG Newsletter Usability Interface Publishing Newsletters on Paper or Online: A Profile of How Three Chapter Editors Did It Why We Switched from Paper to PDF By Scott Wilson In September 2002, we moved from a paper newsletter that was mailed to our members to an electronic version (PDF file posted on our web site, with an e-mail notice sent to every member whose e-mail address we know). Initially, there was some concern about electronic-only distribution. Some people just liked the paper copy; others wanted to know what the council was going to do with the money saved. After five issues, things settled down. We lost one advertiser, and we compromised with the paper-only people by printing 20 copies of each issue at Kinko’s (about $1 per copy for eight pages, black and white). I bring the 20 copies to each chapter meeting.

95. Home A website and CDROM publishing company specializing in human factors for interface design, usability and usage studies, navigation and information architecture directly for clients or through larger companies. Located in Canada. http://www.black-box-media.com

Home Black Box Media is a fast and friendly production company located in Vancouver, British Columbia. We provide services in graphic design, website and CDROM production, weblog analysis, information architecture, usability studies and writing. View website and CDROM interfrace designs. See samples of writing and publications. Try our usability tests for human factors. Link to a graphics guide and usability resources. Site hosted by Web hosting for Canada Home Design Usability Writing ... Contact How much is your job worth? Get the going rates in our Multimedia Job and Salary Guide

96. Ancestry.com - NGS Standards: Guidelines For Web Publishing The Internet publishing standards set by the National Genealogical Society should be a reference for every publisher of genealogical sites. But the ease of web publishing has provided a newfound http://www.ancestry.com/library/view/ancmag/2983.asp

//var g_Domain = '' var g_Cache = 'http://c.ancestry.com'; var g_CachePartner = 'http://c.ancestry.com/p/0'; Learn The Library Magazines Ancestry Magazine Browse the Library Books/CD-ROMs Magazines Ancestry Magazine Genealogical Computing Daily News Desk Columnists Love to Learn? Subscribe to Ancestry Magazine! Was this article helpful? Yes No Ancestry Magazine Archive September/October 2000 Vol. 18 No. 5 NGS Standards: Guidelines for Web Publishing Researchers formerly approached publishing family histories in book format with all the solemnity that the work of a lifetime deserves. But the ease of Web publishing has provided a new-found freedom in presenting pedigrees to the world. No serious researcher would ever consider printing his or her family history on black paper with neon pink letters, but that option is available with Web publishing. Similarly, genealogists formerly decorated family histories with only the cherished photographs of ancestors. Now we can easily add animation, blinking text, and other theatrics to our genealogy Web pages. Decoration aside, genealogy Web pages should be held to the same standards to which other genealogical publications are held. Because Web publishing has become so simple and ubiquitous, we often find that a genealogical Web site may be the only place where the results of genealogical research are published in any form.

97. Plone Opens Up Web Publishing Opensource app tops rivals. applications has been the web publishing and portal space source portal and web publishing products that eWeek Labs http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,3959,1007949,00.asp

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98. The Cranky User: Electronic Publishing, Usability, And A Free Lunch The Cranky User Electronic publishing, usability, and a free lunch, http://www-106.ibm.com/developerworks/library/us-cranky19.html?n-us-952

99. A Framework For Organizing Web Usability Guidelines or flame people , Don t publish copyrighted material For instance, some guidelines concerning web sites of Contrarily to the domain of usability for graphical http://www.tri.sbc.com/hfweb/scapin/Scapin.html

A Framework for Organizing Web Usability Guidelines Dominique Scapin and Corinne Leulier Dominique.Scapin@inria.fr Corinne.Leulier@inria.fr Institut National de Recherche en Informatique et en Automatique Web: http://www.inria.fr/Dominique.Scapin vanderdonckt@qant.ucl.ac.be mariage@qant.ucl.ac.be Web: http://www.qant.ucl.ac.be/membres/jv Christian Bastien Christian.Bastien@ergo-info.univ-paris5.fr Web: http://www.univ-paris5.fr/LEI Farenc@univ-tlse1.fr Philippe.Palanque@univ-tlse1.fr Remi.Bastide@univ-tlse1.fr Web: http://lis.univ-tlse1.fr/~farenc/ http://lis.univ-tlse1.fr/palanque/ http://lis.univ-tlse1.fr/bastide/ Abstract If web usability guidelines can play an important role for ensuring usability when designing and evaluating web sites, the moment and the way to use them still remain unclear. To address this problem, one goal of the EvalWeb research project was to come up with a general framework of web usability guidelines helping people to structure the way they are working with such guidelines. Introduction Usability required for use of web sites is today widely recognized as an important requirement for user acceptance. This requirement becomes more critical for web sites where concurrence is hard. For instance, for electronic commerce web sites: a customer unsatisfied by poor usability is likely to become a competitor’s customer. On the other hand, the user population is expanding in age (ranging from young users to elderly people), in expectations (ranging from private use for leisure to professional use), in information needs (ranging from simple information to compound multimedia resources), in task types (ranging from basic text searches to complex problem-solving methods), and in user abilities (ranging from the able-bodied person to any person with special needs, such as for motor?, auditory- or visually-impaired persons). Web sites should accommodate all these variations over time.

100. Usability News - Russell Reflects: How The Web Is Changing is not the key – the simple publish and link web atom previously atomic units were web pages - once teaches us about effective usability research features http://www.usabilitynews.com/news/article1610.asp

Home All the Latest Paper Calls Jobs ... Contact Us The All the Latest section presents all general usability news articles Search advanced search All the Latest Russell Reflects: How the Web is Changing Source: UN, 22 April 2004 Submitted by Russell Beale The web is changing – everyone knows that. But now it is becoming much more than a collection of interlinked pages, as newer tools (and older ones with a new lease of life) start to make major inroads into the public consciousness. In turn, these web tools are altering the way in which we see the web. Wiki’s offer another approach to simple internet content creation, but rather than working to a temporal, diary-style model they take a much more hypertextual approach and allow you to easily create a web of material. Users of wiki’s are not creating complex, pretty websites with them: they are using them as collaborative tools for mind-mapping, brainstorming, research, as collective group memory, and so on. I know of one user who takes notes in a meeting on a Psion using a concept mapping tool, imports this into the Wiki where it is formatted as a bulleted list, and then gets interlinked with other relevant pages and work. Concepts are worked upon, then cut and paste transfers them to Word for final polishing and dissemination. The fact that it is publicly accessible is not the key – the simple publish and link approach is, however. And because you can become dependent on such tools, having it on the web and accessible to you wherever you are becomes increasingly important.

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