Organized each page in user's points of view.

1. Define your user
   Prospective user : Instructor&TA, and ICS415 students
   Improvement : Instructor&TA, ICS students, and Reviewers
   
   
2. Define your and your user's goals and objectives
   Goal : enhance my web programming skill.
   Objective : learn each materials given in class and lesson
   
   
3. Put the links where you'd expect them as viewer
   Linked in main page to expect users to see each assignment
   
   
4. Think about every page element - word, image, bullet, letter
   Checked unlinked picture
   Improvement : Checks spells and appearance

1. Take advantage of standards
   Used the mono font for the tags
   Used the color font for the tags
   
   
2. Eliminate: (1 )any obvious or unnecessary text, graphics or other media (2) anything distracting
   Took the wallpaper
   Took pictures to demonstrate HTML example
   
   
3. Don't make the user wait
   Used anchor to jump each tag from the top on the page
   
   
4. Keep it focused
   Highlighted the topic and change the color for the tags
   
   
5. Who is the target user?
   Instructor, TA, and Reviewers

1. Do same things in the same way all the time
   Adjust the appearance of previous assignment page to that of improved page

1. Do different things differently
   Made table and put all the comment into it to organize each page
   
   
2. Structure
   Used table structure for each page
   Improvement : Divides the links on the top into the 1. and 2.
   
   
3. Order according to: (1) importance (2) logic
   Thought and arranged the order in terms of what user wants

1. Rephrase until it's optimal
   Tried to read my sentence several times
   Improvement:
     Takes out <CAPTION> tags since it's not directly related to multi-column formatting.
     Rephrases the "BACK TO TOP" to "BACK TO MAIN"
   
   
2. Labels (e.g. buttons, menus) matter
   Put the menus of tags on the top of the page.
   Improvement : puts the number to each title.
   
   
3. Avoid colloquialisms and insider terms (e.g. "stuff", "wysiwyg")
   Improvement : Tried to avoid colloquialisms as much as I could.