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Layout is the visual aspect of web based writing. The site's [ | Layout is the visual aspect of web based writing. The site's [[Design|design]] must include high-quality [[Graphics|graphics]]. Personal web pages and sites must also include [[Contact|contact]] information that is accessible on each page. Not only does site layout include visual elements, it also involves the [[Navigation and Usability|navigation]] used to travel through the website, the headers and footers used for [[Scanability|scanability]], and the references supplied by links and other [[Relevance and Support|relevant support]]. | ||
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Writing
Layout
Layout is the visual aspect of web based writing. The site's design must include high-quality graphics. Personal web pages and sites must also include contact information that is accessible on each page. Not only does site layout include visual elements, it also involves the navigation used to travel through the website, the headers and footers used for scanability, and the references supplied by links and other relevant support.
Digital and Social Media
Digital and social media sites are changing the way that we interact with the world both professionally and personally. Sites like Linkedin, VisualCV, and About.Me allow users to create a professional online presence. Social media sites like Twitter and blogging websites like Wordpress allow users to add a personality and perspective to their professional presence on the web.
See Also
References
- Carrol, Brian. (2010). "Writing for Digital Media". New York: Routledge. Retrieved 29 Oct 2012.