[LM_NET] TARGET: Good / Bad Website Design

[Shonda Brisco <sbrisco@FWCDS.ORG>]

I'm looking for examples of "good" website design and "bad" website design.  I know 
that I could browse the net to find some but I wondered if there might be a list 
already compiled?

I plan to teach eighth graders how to create webpages using HTML ...but I wanted to 
show them examples of GOOD and BAD webpages so that they understand what they might 
need to do to make their websites more user-friendly.  I have a couple of rubrics 
that I'll be using but wanted examples to show.

If you know of a list--or can direct me to some great websites / really BAD 
websites...I'd appreciate it.  

I'll post my lesson's URL when I've finished it---yes, I'm creating a webpage on 
how to create a webpage!!!  (Easier access for the students later and less paper 
usage on my part!)

Thanks!  (...and Happy New Year to those who are still hanging around!!)

~Shonda

Shonda Brisco, MLIS
US / Technology Librarian
Fort Worth Country Day School
Fort Worth, TX

"Start by doing what is necessary, then what is possible and suddenly you are doing 
the impossible."
 ~St. Francis of Assisi
sbrisco@fwcds.org
http://www.fwcds.org/campus/libraries/default.asp

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