Portfolio website evaluation presentation

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The document introduces techniques for evaluating portfolio websites. It provides outcomes of evaluating a website's purpose, target audience, visual style, and accessibility. Examples of portfolio websites are given. An evaluation worksheet is included to assess various aspects of a given website, including purpose, audience, design, navigation, content, and accessibility. Tools are also listed to evaluate accessibility, color contrast, and screen reader functionality.

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