Sandra Patricia Duffy’s research while affiliated with Liverpool John Moores University and other places

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Teaching web site design: science or art?
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November 2005

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Mark John Taylor

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Sandra Patricia Duffy

In this paper we discuss an approach to teaching web site design to higher education (HE) students that attempts to balance the artistic and scientific aspects of the web site design process. The design of IT systems has traditionally been viewed as a technical activity. However, unlike existing types of IT systems, an organization's web site is available to the general public, and as such needs to be designed in a different manner, with far more emphasis on presentation and ease of use than existing types of IT systems. This is necessary since if the web site is not appealing to the user they can simply choose another web site, and potential customers or clients are lost. Hence, students need to be taught how to incorporate both artistic and scientific aspects when designing a web site.

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... Our approach is different because the focus is on teaching Web development, while the approach in (Higgs and Sabin, 2005) is focused on creating online portfolios, and covers just enough to accomplish that task. Taylor et al. (2005) used a Web development tool in teaching their second year Web development course to IT students. The name of the tool was not give but it was a WYSIWYG tool. ...

Reference:

Teaching Web Application Skills Using Web Server Extensions In a General Education Course
Teaching web site design: science or art?
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  • November 2005