A good web site will be useful to the people it is aimed at, i.e. YOU!

If a site does not fit your needs then it is of no use to you. (Although of course it may be useful for somebody else.)

 

 

 

In order to decide whether a web site is going to be useful, you need to establish what you want to know beforehand.

Before looking at a site try to think of five or more questions that you would really like to know the answers to.

Write these down.

 

 

When you look at the site, see if it answers these questions. The more answers you can find, the better the site.

 

Remember, the aims of the site should give you an indication whether you will find the information you're looking for.

If the aims are not clear, look at the titles or section headings. Do these tell you what each part is about? Are you likely to find your answers here?

 

 

Click here to see an example.

 

 

 

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