College of Teacher Education and Leadership
Arizona State University
EDT 555: Advanced Web Design
Dr. Alice Christie

Forms and Frames

Frames Powerpoint™ Presentation | Forms Powerpoint™ Presentation

Frames Example | Forms Example

  Frames to Review   Forms to Review

The World's Worst Website

The University of Kansas School of Medicine

Official Web Site of BrÌd NÌ Mhaoileoin

FormNut
Medical Research Council Human Genetics Unit
Australian Government Complaint Form 
Moth Slides of Harold J. Vermes (Biology Department, University of Massachusetts)
ID Theft Complaint Input Form (do NOT submit)
Australian Stock Exchange (example of in line frames)
IRS Publications and Notices
Fiskeriverket
Delta Airlines
City of Bothell, Washington Purchasing Division Bids
AltaVista Babel Fish Translation
University of Leiden: Barend J. ter Haar
University of Maryland: Checklist for Evaluating Web Sites
Good and Bad Uses of Frames

2Learn.ca 'NetCheck Website Evaluation Form for Grades:
K-3 | 4-6 | 7-9 | 10-12

 

FRAMES RESOURCES

FRAMES QUESTIONS

  • Does the use of frames enhance the display of information?
  • Does each frame have a title that meaningfully describes it?
  • Can you view the web page's source code?
  • Is the site easily browsable or searchable?
  • Can you move from page to page easily?
  • Does the site provide a link to a no-frames alternative site?
  • How effective is the site in providing information?
  • Can you bookmark the page's url and use that url to return to the page?
  • Can you resize the framses in your browser?

FORMS RESOURCES

FORMS QUESTIONS

  • Are required and optional fields clearly delineated?
  • Does the page have an error-checking routine to redirect you if you failed to fill in a required form element?
  • Once the form is submitted, do you get a submission page displaying what was sent?
  • Does the form provide a way to clear the information you have entered so you can start over?
  • Is the form data presented in a logical sequence?



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