Comp Lab 3
Reviewing
this week’s lectures
Page
Layout
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e.g.
Coding tables can be useful
when trying to do comparison of data, or if you want to represent data in a
comprehensive manner. However, tables should NEVER be used for formatting as
they are too rigid and may run into problems when designing your website.
US university website
comparisons:
Chose University of Alaska
(UA), University of Alabama(UOA), University of Advancing technology(UAT).
In Common:
·
mainly used only two colours e.g, blue and white
(UA), white and green (UOA), white and red (UAT).
·
Initially see large images of college students
doing various activities – studying, sports etc.
·
Have information about ongoing/ upcoming events
on the first page.
·
All of the university logos are located at the
top left page of the websites – English is read from right to left; therefore,
it is the first thing a person reads when traversing the website.
Irish university website
comparisons:
Chose universities for
comparison University of Limerick (UOL), University College Dublin (UCD), and
University College Cork (UCC).
·
All of the websites have whitespace containing
the logo of the university in the top left of the page.
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All search bars/ menu/ quick links located
without scrolling – lie at the top or near the top of the web-page.
·
All of the websites contain large, eye-catching
images at the top, showing the college/ students.
·
Use white background predominantly with
occasional blocks of colour (or pictures) to show different sections of webpage.
Neomorphism
Designs which are minimalistic
but also look realistic (i.e., aren’t flat, look like buttons). Have shading
that helps to create that illusion.
Can see the subtle contract
between the “buttons” and the background. Google and apple use neomorphism.
Flat-design
Flat design uses 2D shapes and
bright colours. The calculator image below is unlike the neumorphic calculator
above, you cannot see where one button end and another begins and instead of
being plain white or pale, simplistic colours, the calculator is bold
(colourful) and eyecatching.
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