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Group B analyzed several websites including IBM Tokyo, Oracle, Microsoft, and Sakura Matsuri to examine topics like how user-friendly they were, how visually appealing they were, and how they used web technologies. They analyzed the websites to understand how to effectively present web content and communicate with consumers. Pictures on the Sakura Matsuri website helped show that the festival was enjoyable.
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Web Analysis Presentation
- 1. Website Analysis Group B Yusuke Sato (s1170237) Hiromasa Nagamine (s1170262) The University of Aizu
- 2. Topics analyzed websites examined topics ● IBM Tokyo ● User-friendly ● Oracle ● Appealing presentation ● Microsoft ● Sakura Matsuri ● Use of web technology ● Target audience ● Quality of context
- 3. Importance of the topics Importance of topics is .... Need to get attention of audience. Effective using topics is important in order to get attentions.
- 4. Importance of the assignment We analyzed the websites to understand... ● How to show the web-contents effectively ● How to communicate with consumers ● How to create structure of web-pages ● etc...
- 5. User-friendly User-friendly site ● Gives important information at the top ● Provides its site-map Not user-friendly site ● Sentences are strictly
- 6. Appealing presentation Sakura Matsuri website has a lot of good pictures which show the festival is enjoyable. Images from Sakura Matsuri website
- 7. Use of web technology ● Using Flash ● Using Site-Map ● Using explore function ● Using Facebook and Twitter ● etc...
- 8. Target audience Mainly Business Users ● Engineers ● Programmers ● Analyzers ● etc... General Customers Educations Organizations
- 9. Quality of context Strictly ● IBM ● Oracle ● Microsoft Friendly ● Sakura Matsuri
- 10. Conclusion The analysis will helps in design for software and websites. We learned from the analysis ● Writing for users to understand easily ● The effective use of contents