5 Companies websites which are good
in terms of usefulness and ones that are poor of what they service they
provide.
Good Design content and layout are some of the main factors.
Sites have to be regularly maintained.
Good Amazon
Excellent selection of products cheap prices, the website
has easy access to call option on is informative about Amazon policies in my
opinion Amazon has the best customer service in the world.
About the W3 this company exists to ensure the future
progress and reliability of the net.
Why was society created?
Your organization must complete an entry form to apply through
Annual Fee for Memberships
Starting 2015-07-01
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For-profit organization that
has annual gross revenue, as measured by the most recent audited statement,
of greater than or equal to 800,000,000 EUR.
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68,000 EUR
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For-profit organization that
has annual gross revenue, as measured by the most recent audited statement,
of greater than or equal to 51,000,000 EUR and less than
800,000,000 EUR.
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59,500 EUR
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Introductory Industry Membership, available for two years to a
for-profit organization that has annual gross revenue, as measured by the
most recent audited statement, of greater than or equal to
51,000,000 EUR. Participation
limited to one Interest Group
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29,750 EUR
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All other organizations,
including non-profit organizations and government agencies.
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7,800 EUR
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Enterprises and non-profits
with 10 or fewer employees, who are not also membership organizations,
revenues less than 2,250,000 EUR and have never been a W3C Member. This
fee only valid for the first two years of W3C Membership.
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1,950 EUR
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W3C was led by Tim Berners Lee The inventor of the World Wide
Web, and Dr. Jeffrey Jaffe, W3C CEO at the time. They are supported by a staff of technical
experts who help coordinate technology development and the management of the Consortium.
Stupid Fun Club has
a very simple and still yet it has allot of content on each of it pages it is
relatively easy to find what you are looking for.
AngleFire/superbadweb.
The colors are to bold and the music in the background starts with out been clicked upon so it can be a bit annoying. The website has a less serious lay out.
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<strong>Hello World<strong/>
<head/>
<body>
<strong>Course Name: <strong/> Web Development 1 2015 <br/>
<strong>Class Group: <strong/>DT228/1 (DT282/1)<h2/>
<strong>Lecturer:<strong/> Cindy Liu<br/>
<strong>Class Time: Tuesday <strong/>16:00 ~ 18:00pm K2008<br/>
<p><p/>
<strong>Lab Time: Thursday <strong/>16:00 ~ 18:00pm
<strong>Module Assessment<strong/>
<ul>
<li>50% weighting for the examination <li/>
<li>50% weighting for the continuous assessment</li></ul>
</body>
</html>
Amazon has some
great lower s and has a larger choice of products with only a few business
practices like not revealing their carbon foot print.
Apple there is a
good lay out for their products and is excellent at advertising their spec.
Terms and condition and legalities are visible.
AngleFire/superbadweb.
The colors are to bold and the music in the background starts with out been clicked upon so it can be a bit annoying. The website has a less serious lay out.
Part 1 In Lab Part Code
Part 1 The most popular code languages are Java Pyhon and C+
and there are many
Statistics for
Most people
Anonymous
43 %
43 %
Minor
27 %
27 %
Other
30 %
30 %
Edits total
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7512
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Minor edits
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2008
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(26.7 %)
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Anonymous edits
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3240
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(43.1 %)
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Different users
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3707
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Anonymous users
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2157
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(58.2 %)
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Edits per user
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2.03
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First edit
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Last edit
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Edits per day
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1.48
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Edits per month
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44.51
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Edits per year
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541.85
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Current size
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67,632 Byte
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Part 2 Indications of how
good the articles are? Some articles have more viewing and rating other
ones
Which articles are vandalized the most? The editing and the
anonymous counts are the highest in 2006 for the case of Java Programming
articles containing anonymous are usually vandalizing mostly accurate
information.
Part 3 Which are the most
common titles used in these articles?
The Haskell is the most similar when I read other ones they have
allot of similarities. I looked. a th byte size to which had the closest memory usage on each articles from the of creation to the most modern date present.
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<strong>Hello World<strong/>
<head/>
<body>
<strong>Course Name: <strong/> Web Development 1 2015 <br/>
<strong>Class Group: <strong/>DT228/1 (DT282/1)<h2/>
<strong>Lecturer:<strong/> Cindy Liu<br/>
<strong>Class Time: Tuesday <strong/>16:00 ~ 18:00pm K2008<br/>
<p><p/>
<strong>Lab Time: Thursday <strong/>16:00 ~ 18:00pm
<strong>Module Assessment<strong/>
<ul>
<li>50% weighting for the examination <li/>
<li>50% weighting for the continuous assessment</li></ul>
</body>
</html>
Part 6 36 Eors tabs in wrong places.
Lab 4 content
Lab 4 content
The following codes can make the information easier to read.
Table element summary attribute
Provide an overview of the table contents
Table element title
attribute
Provide a brief
description of the table.
Associate <td>
tags with corresponding <th> tags
<th> tag id attribute
<td> tag headers attribute
Part 2
The following are explained here is how and expressed in
this website.
• Simplicity: I have tried to keep the layout simple and
spread out so information is easier to read by using font on some words or
creating tables.
• Visibility
of status: It is clear to see the content it is organised in table and in a particular
order of relevance.
• User control:
The links could work better but the table can be made larger to allow inputs of
information in the future I plan to add search bars and other features.
• Recognition
It is easy to recognize as there is large spacing all over this website there
is no blobbing of text anywhere everything is in a table or has a in bold title
to help identify its relevance.
• Consistency:
The website succeeds in been consistent by having repeating colour and the same
level of content images and text of the same area to use the space as efficiently
to the users visibility as possible.
