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The document outlines primary and secondary criteria for website excellence. The primary criteria include overall excellence, content richness, breadth, user-friendliness, reliability, wholesomeness, freshness, and security. Content richness and breadth refer to abundant, high-quality content that covers the subject area. User-friendliness means the site is intuitive and easy to use. Reliability ensures the site does not crash browsers. Wholesomeness and security mean the site avoids harmful or risky content. The secondary criteria include modest pricing, easy access, free content, limited advertising, and an easy-to-remember URL.
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A business may deal with both sales and purchases occasionally. They buy things from vendors and then sell them to their customers. Such dealings can be confusing at times. Because multiple clients may inquire about the same product at the same time, after purchasing those products, customers must be assigned to them. Odoo has a tool called Reception Report that can be used to complete this assignment. By enabling this, a reception report comes automatically after confirming a receipt, from which we can assign products to orders.
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criteria of website excellence (Endonova )
- 1. A. Endonova EALI9-8-52 Criteria of website excellence
- 2. Primary Criteria • Overall Excellence • Content Richness • Breadth • User-friendliness • Reliability • Wholesomeness • Freshness • Security
- 4. The site should be simply the best available in its category or be the one of the best informational resource in selected subject area.
- 6. abundant, rich, high-quality content The most important three words in website evaluation are “content, content, content”!
- 7. 3. Breadth
- 8. The site should cover a subject area and provide extra links concerning the content.
- 10. The site should be intuitive and easy to us. If the navigation is not so easy, it is preferred to offer a user a little training.
- 11. 5. Reliability
- 12. The site reliability and availability are important. It should not crash a user’s browser.
- 13. 6. Wholesomeness
- 14. No harm, no uncomfortable feeling The site should not include pornographic websites, websites devoted to the lurid details of infamous crimes, or websites that might reasonably be considered “the dark side of the Net”.
- 15. 7. Freshness
- 16. The site needs frequently updating, renewing.
- 17. No harm, no uncomfortable feeling 8. Security
- 18. The site should have no significant security risks to the user. If it is a commercial site, it has to provide security of all the restrict transactions. If it is a site from which the user can download things, ensure that these things are safe for the user’s system.
- 19. Secondary Criteria • Modestly priced • Easy Access • Free Content • No annoying advertising • Easy-to-remember URL
- 20. How do you understand these criteria?
- 22. Now try to fill in the crossword! Click on the picture!
- 24. Now you know the basic criteria of a good site Describe your favourite site using these criteria and present to the group!
- 25. Resources: • http://www.100bestwebsites.org/criteria.ht m • http://learningapps.org/display?v=pkaz0h9 3t16 • http://www.slideshare.net/Altyna_/criteria- of-website-excellence- 62166950?next_slideshow=1