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This presentation summarizes a group's analysis of an IBM company website for a class assignment. It provides examples from their assignment discussing whether the organization of information and presentation of content on the site is user-friendly and appealing. It also examines the effective use of web technology demonstrated on the site and whether the site is appropriate for its target audience. In conclusion, it explains how such web analysis helps with software and web information design by making products more user-friendly.
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- 1. Group F Presentation University of Aizu s1170173 Makoto Yoshida s1170226 Yoshitaka Ozaki
- 2. Topics covered for Assignment A We will present about IBM company what was analysis candidate on week3.
- 3. Importance of the weekly Topics with example ・Example We have researched... 1. Explain whether the organization of information in the site is user-friendly or not? By researching it, we can understand that the site is user-friendly or not and whether its design is beneficial to our web site design activity or not.
- 4. Importance of the assignment and it helps with web analysis and design Through this assignment, we can know about what is good point and bad point of the site design. We can take good point we found in our web site design and we should regard bad point as bad manner for user.
- 5. Provide examples showing whether the organization of information in the sites is user-friendly or not In week#3 assignment, we wrote. ・We think this site is not user-friendly. Because this site show us picture that it is difficult to understand the details. This picture is not show the details about next page. I could not know what the site says. So I think these picture should change other pictures.
- 6. Explain whether the presentation of content is appealing or not? In week#3 assignment, we wrote. ・I think appealing is good. There are many information on the site. If I want some information on this site, I may be able to get the information. Because this site are easy to see that details. So the present of content is appealing.
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