Across
- 2. Percent of white space.
- 5. Once a peron is familiar with the website, how quickly can they do what they want on the site.
- 7. (HCI)The study how people interact with computers and to what extent computers are or are not developed for successful interaction with humans.
- 9. 1-2
- 12. Appears in the browser without error and functions properly. Links work, etc.
- 13. How pleasant is it to use the site
- 15. The quality of the person’s experience while on the website.
- 18. How easy is it for people to use for the first time they try.
- 20. Lossless compression, larger than .jpg
- 21. How many errors do people make on the site. How quickly can they recover, how much trouble is it to fix?
- 22. Arrangement and appearance of text. Improves the website’s readability.
- 23. and handwritten fonts can be difficult to read.
Down
- 1. How easy a font is to read.
- 3. Your browser can show your website completely
- 4. Flared extensions on the tips of letters f,l,i. Times New Roman, Georgia, Book Antigua. SERIF means extra strokes.
- 6. If someone doesn’t use the site for a long time, how easy will it be for them to become familiar again
- 8. Making websites usable by people of all abilities and disabilities
- 10. Combined use of audio, video, animation and other interactive features.
- 11. Sans = Without, Serif = Extra Strokes.
- 12. Fonts based on similar characteristics
- 14. Line Art, Logos, Lossless Compression, Largest file of the three compressions.
- 16. Words and phrases that are regarded as very informal,
- 17. Lossy compression, Small File, Photographs
- 19. essential content comes first.