3. Level
of interaction - As a medium the
Web is especially tailored to presenting content through the use of text,
graphics and animation, offering a huge potential to convey content to
users. Therefore a website should be as interactive as possible, taking
advantage of the great opportunity to interact with users.
4.
Use
of valuable graphics - Graphics
should add value to the website rather than reduce performance without
providing any real benefit to the user.
5.
Use
of valuable animation - Animation
used should add value to the website rather than reduce performance
without providing any real benefit to the user.
6.
Use
of valuable sound - Sound used
should add value to the website rather than reduce performance without
providing any real benefit to the user.
7.
Reviews,
testimonials and certifications
- Providing independent comments about
how trustworthy the website actually is will build trust in the users.
8. Content
in digestible quantity - Content
should be chunked, that is broken up into easily digestible amounts. Pages
that are only composed of scrolling text should be avoided as they will
bore the user.
9.
Up-To-Date
- All content published should be recent and
up-to-date.
10. Available in Multiple
Languages - Making the site's content
available in multiple languages will make the information accessible to a
wider range of people.
11. Accessibility for
disabled people - It is highly important that
the sight accomadates those with visual and audial disabilities.
10.
Terms
and conditions - It is important to supply details of
how goods and services are to be delivered and returned if necessary.
Information on how payment is to be made is also absolutely essential.
11.
FAQ’s
- Frequently asked questions
provide a site with the ability to quickly introduce a site’s content to
an unfamiliar user quickly.
12.
Availability
of follow up discussion - The
website should provide a means to engage in a discussion with the
business.