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| Many of the methods of interacting with information in a book are the same as the methods used when interacting with information on a Web site. |
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| _______________ refers to issues of orientation, route decisions, mental mapping, and closure. |
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At the top of one FSU webpage exists this line of text:
Florida State / The Graduate School / Academics & Research / Degree Programs / Master's Degree Programs
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| It is useful for large Web sites to include _____________ to assist in navigation. |
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| Out textbook uses "Times Square" as a metaphor for the ideal interface design. |
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| A study cited in our textbook found that an equal number of users prefer to navigate Web sites using menu lists as those that prefer to use a keyword search. |
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| Providing "you are here" markers on every page is especially useful for ____________. |
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| users who find a page in your sight using a search engine like Google. |
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| ______________ are essential for both site identity and consistent navigation. |
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| Which of the following is NOT an example of good interface design. |
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| minimize navigation components |
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| Web designers should build pages that load in under 10 seconds to avoid user impatience. |
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