| The codes and conventions in terms of   layout and design | The   key concept in an effective web design is the usability; therefore websites   need to be clear and easy to navigate. A   grid section is used to separate sections of a website and to present   information in small, easy to access segments. The   centre of the page is often used for main content with navigations tools on   the left and/or across the top of the page and links to more detailed   information on the right.  | 
| The technical codes used | Certain   technical codes are now common place on websites. Many sites provide moving   image or audio content and also provide some form of audience activity.   Sometimes this is related to the content of the site so film marketing sites   offer downloads such as music and images whereas news based sites provide   areas for audience members to comment on published news stories. | 
| The codes and conventions in terms of   content of websites | Websites   which contain factual information will look differently to those created for entertainment.   There are distinct conventions in terms of news websites, film promotion   websites, websites promoting health advice etc.  | 
| Genre Codes | In   addition to the content leading layout design choices, where websites based   on existing genres such as rock bands, horror films and broadsheets would   have a recognised framework aimed at making sure the audience recognise the   genre and have appropriate expectations | 
| The way codes are used to target the   audience and attempt to address them appropriately | Differently   audience may find certain layout and design choices more appealing. A key   issue with website is the way they attempt to encourage audience activity and   interactivity to attract audience in and persuade them to return or pass   important information to the website producers. | 
Friday, 23 September 2011
Analysis of Websites codes and conventions
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