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Analyzing Information Architecture - Exercise
Objective:
Evaluate the information architecture of three Web sites.
Scoring
This exercise allows you to visit three Web sites and return your own evaluation of the information architecture strategies the website's employ.
Instructions
Open your browser.
Open windows for
Distributednetworks at
www.dispersednet.com
,
OOPortal at
www.cplusoop.com
,
and Relationaldbdesign at
www.relationaldbdesign.com
.
For the three sites, apply the following list of criteria to assist you with your evaluations:
Users can navigate easily.
The site is easy to use
All features work well
All links are active
There are multiple paths to crucial information
The site loads easily; it is unburdened by excessive graphics or special features