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Websites should be of a simplistic design. This would allow the users who see the site to feel welcomed to use the site and be able to actually use the site. They should be able to discern this within a short time of first seeing the site. Mozilla’s website is one of the Best website designs currently out there. Mozilla’s site has many positives to its design. First off, just by looking at the home page, it is easily discerned that this is the Mozilla site. The bold title helps with this. There is minimal flashing or changing pictures, with only one news feed of pictures that change at a relatively slow rate. The information is spaced well, with plenty of white space to use as borders for each piece of information on the page. The amount of color is kept to a minimal; only use a new color for the most important things. This example can be seen with the download Firefox button being the only green on the page, beside green in the news feed.
Source - Mozilla The amount of information on the home page is limited to only what is needed. While at first it seems like a lot, most of the important information is at the top and easily accessible to the users who just want to download Firefox. Information lower on the home page is design for easy access for users who want more advanced information about Mozilla, such as the operating system for the mobile web. Even the new feed of pictures is clear on what each picture represents.
Source – Mozilla Navigation is simplistic as it can get. Each link is clearly displayed as the common style of blue words that become underlined when highlighted. The Firefox page is reached by clicking the Firefox symbol. Minor links and tabs to common pages such as the “about” page are clearly labels across the top. Examining the Firefox page brings up a similar style to the home page; clean, organized and plenty of white space. The information on that page is also limited to what you need to know and not much else, which is good.
Source - Mozilla The amount of information on the home page is limited to only what is needed. While at first it seems like a lot, most of the important information is at the top and easily accessible to the users who just want to download Firefox. Information lower on the home page is design for easy access for users who want more advanced information about Mozilla, such as the operating system for the mobile web. Even the new feed of pictures is clear on what each picture represents.
Source – Mozilla Navigation is simplistic as it can get. Each link is clearly displayed as the common style of blue words that become underlined when highlighted. The Firefox page is reached by clicking the Firefox symbol. Minor links and tabs to common pages such as the “about” page are clearly labels across the top. Examining the Firefox page brings up a similar style to the home page; clean, organized and plenty of white space. The information on that page is also limited to what you need to know and not much else, which is good.
Cited: "We Are." Mozilla. N.p., n.d. Web. 2 Oct. 2012. . Well done! I Did not have any changes to this one!